Just find a theme in the 'Scheme' box that would look nice with your cursors or one that you like and then change the cursors. If your cursor pack only has half or a few of the cursors, that's okay. This will close the folder window and bring you back to the 'Mouse Properties' window and in place of the boring cursor you had before, the cursor you picked will be there.ĭo the same with the rest of the cursors until they all match. If it is the desired cursor, click the 'Open' button on the right. Scroll down and locate your first cursor, which should be named '(theme)_arrow' or similar.Ĭlick on it and a picture of it will show at the bottom of the window. This is the general-use pointer, if you will.Ī small window will pop up, opening the 'Cursors' folder. In the 'Customize' box, you can scroll down and see all the different cursors with all the different uses on their left.Ĭlick the first cursor, titled 'Normal Select', and it should highlight ( go blue ). When that is finished, close WinRAR and the folder. You may need to re-open ( or refresh ) the folder to see your cursors there. The cursors will move to your Cursors folder. Now that you found the folder, go back to WinRAR, highlight ( left-click and drag ) all the cursor files and press the 'Extract' button on the top of the window.Īnother window will pop up, called 'Extraction path and options'.įind the Cursors folder the same way you just did > Start > Cursors I am sorry, but I do not use Mac computers, so I cannot tell you the whereabouts of the cursor folder, but it shouldn't be far off from above. If you use Windows, it should be here: > Start Now, you need to locate your cursor folder. If not, don't worry - this just means you will have to remember the names of the files. They might have names like 'Link' and 'Busy'. When WinRAR opens, it will show you the files.
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR CURSOR DOWNLOAD
If you do not have the programr WinRAR, then you can download it here: CLICK HERE
You will find the file in your 'Downloads' file or on your desktop.
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