Hi.
I am on a Mac. You are talking about the cursor that appears when the, er, cursor is over the selectedText? Mine looks different, and, since I am on a Mac, not so much like demons have taken over that object.
But this is simple, because anything can be done with LC. Put this in the field script:
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on mouseMove
if the mouseLoc is within the rect of me then
lock cursor
set the cursor to arrow
else
unlock cursor
end if
end mouseMove
Now the cursor will not change when it enters the selected area. But it also will not show as a standard text selection cursor when in the UNSELECTED area of the field. Now for the fun part. The "selectedLoc" is a native function. Check the dictionary. This can be exploited to derive the dimensions of the "selectiedRect" (a function that I just made up). The point being that you might want to write a handler that changes the cursor only when it is within that selected (colored) region.
Get going. Write back if you get stuck..
Craig Newman