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Microsoft used to make themes and cursors, but they stopped doing that for more than 10 years I believe I read. That is today’s How-To Guide for the computer beginner on Mouse pointers, cursors, arrows. I hope we showed you how to identify them. As always, if you have question or comment to make this lesson better?

A pointer scheme is a set of mouse pointers that you use together. The three types ofmouse pointers you see the most are the Normal Select pointer, the Text Select pointer,and the Link Select pointer. You can configure the appearance of these and other types ofmouse pointers and manage them collectively by using pointer schemes.

The available pointer schemes include:

• (None): This doesn't turn mouse pointers off. Instead, it uses nondescript pointers.
• Windows Black: Inverts the pointer colors so that black backgrounds are used instead of white backgrounds. Also comes in large and extra-large options.
• Windows Standard: The standard pointers used with Windows Standard settings. Also comes in large and extra-large options.
• Magnified: Gives the standard pointers a bold edge so they are easier to see.
• Windows Inverted: Inverts the pointer colors so that black backgrounds are used and gives them bold edges so they are easier to see. Also comes in large and extralarge options.

You can configure your system to use an existing pointer scheme by completing the following steps:

1. Right-click an open area of the desktop, and then click Personalize. Next, on the Personalization page, click Themes in the left column.
2. In the main pane, click the Mouse Pointer Settings link to display the Mouse Properties dialog box with the Pointers tab selected.
   Note:
   Drop shadows for pointers are disabled by default, which is generally a good thing as it makes the pointer look clearer on the screen. If you like the dropshadow effect, however, you can enable them by selecting Enable Pointer Shadow.
3. Use the Scheme list to choose the pointer scheme to use.
4. In the Customize list, pointers are organized according to their type. To change a pointer, select the pointer and then click Browse. This opens the Browsedialog box with the Cursors folder selected. Choose the cursor pointer to use, and then click Open.
5. If you changed the default pointers for a scheme and want to save the changes, click Save As, type a name for the scheme in the field provided, and then click OK.
6. Save your pointer settings by clicking OK.

Tip:
To manage mouse settings as well as pointers, In the Search box, typeMain.cpl, and then press Enter. You can now configure mouse buttons, pointers, scrolling, and more.

Saving Your Custom Themes and Creating Theme Packs

So far you have tuned and tweaked window colors, backgrounds, sounds, pointers, andscreen savers. Now you'll want to save your settings as a unified theme so you can be surethat you can use it again and again. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Right-click an open area of the desktop, and then click Personalize. Next, on the Personalization page, click Themes.
2. In the main pane under Themes, click the Theme Settings link. This opens Control Panel.
3. On the Personalization page, under the My Themes heading, you'll see Unsaved Theme. Right-click this theme, and then click Save Theme. Or simplyclick the Save Theme link with this theme selected.
4. In the Save Theme As dialog box, enter a name for your custom theme and then click Save. Theme definition files end with the .theme file extension.
5. Unless deleted in the future, the custom theme will appear as a My Themes option. You'll then be able to load the theme simply by clicking it.

A theme you save in this way will only be available to you. That's because the theme issaved in your user profile (%UserProfile%AppDataLocalMicrosoftWindowsThemes). If you want to be able to share a theme with others, you must create a theme pack byfollowing these steps:

1. Right-click an open area of the desktop, and then click Personalize. Next, on the Personalization page, click Themes.
2. In the main pane under Themes, click the Theme Settings link. This opens Control Panel.
3. On the Personalization page, under the My Themes heading, you'll see Unsaved Theme. Right-click this theme, and then click Save Theme For Sharing.
4. In the Save Theme Pack As dialog box, enter a name for your custom theme pack and then click Save. Theme pack definition files end with the.themepack file extension and are saved in your Documents folder by default. Saved theme packs can be several megabytes in size.
5. Copy the theme pack to a folder accessible to the person you are sharing with. Have the person double-click the theme pack file to load it as a theme andsave it to his or her own My Themes list.

Tip:
You might be wondering how you delete a custom theme that you no longer want. Well, to do this, select a different theme, right-click the theme you nolonger want in the My Themes list, and then click Delete Theme.

Downloading free cursors (mouse pointers)

This library contains computer mouse cursors for Microsoft Windows systems. There are two types of cursors supported directly by Windows operating systems: static (.cur) and animated (.ani). Both types are present in this library. Learn how to download cursors.

Latest cursor sets

20 most recent cursor sets that follow the quality guidelines.

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Browse all cursor sets

• Oldest
• Latest

Click on a number above to display page with 40 cursor sets. The cursor sets are sorted by date.

Cursor junkyard

Not everybody uploads enough cursors to create a cursor sets. Such submittions end up on the cursor junkyard. Despite the name, there are some worthy pieces. Check them out.

How to change the mouse pointer?

If you change your cursors frequently, consider using a free tool that allows you to change cursor from Windows Explorer context menu. Beside changing cursors one by one, the tool also allows exporting and importing cursor schemes.

If you do not want to install any software, just click on Control Panel in Start menu, then double-click the Mouse icon and switch to Pointer tab. Here you can change the cursors used by Windows in different situations to the downloaded ones.

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Adding your cursors to the library

If you are an author of a cursor or cursor set, you may present your work to visitors of this web site. To add your cursors to the library:

• Get RealWorld Cursor Editor (it's free).
• Open a cursor file, and click the command 'Cursor'->'Add to Online Library' from application menu.
  • When uploading, please use the same email address associated with your account on this server.
  • Carefully choose file name and fill in the description. This helps people to find your cursor when using the search box.
• The cursors are by default added to the 'Junkyard'. If you have already added multiple cursors with similar theme and you would like to have them turned into a cursor set, register or login and return to this page.

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Important: only cursor authors or copyright holders may add cursor to the library. If you are using pictures downloaded from internet to create cursors, you must make sure the author of the pictures allows this use of their work.

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If you have found that someone has used your pictures and added them to the library without your permission, contact us immediately at info@rw-designer.com and they will be removed.

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Important: always create 32x32 pixels cursors unless you have a serious reason not to. While it is possible to make cursors of non-standard size, Windows will automatically resample them decreasing image quality.