Anonymous
on October 29th 2014
how would i change a pictures format so that i could select the file as a cursor with the personalization settings
Multi-resolution Windows 7 cursors
Multi-resolution Windows 7 cursors
In Windows 7, the mouse cursor size is no longer constant, but changes with display resolution (DPI). In Windows 7, resolution can be changed by right-clicking on the Desktop, selecting Personalize and then clicking on Display in the lower left corner of the window. You'll be presented with 3 choices: Smaller (96 DPI), Medium (120 DPI) and Larger (144DPI). In smaller and medium modes, cursor size is 32x32 pixels, in larger mode, cursors are 48x48 pixels.
Windows 7 cursors thus may contain multiple images, typically 32x32 and 48x48 pixels. RealWorld Cursor Editor allows you to comfortably create and edit cursors with multiple image.
The cursor preview window will display all images of a cursor and allows you to select the active image format.
The New cursor and Cursor from image wizards have you the option to create a multi-res Windows 7 cursor. Similarly, the Change size command allows you to change the cursor size to the Win7 defaults.
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Anonymous
on October 29th 2014
Eminem
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on July 13th 2016
It is possible to change the size of the already existing cursor ? For example, if it was created in 26x26 pixels , it is possible to alteralo 25x25 pixels or 27x27 ?
Anonymous
on July 22nd 2016
who cares
:DDDDD
if it works use it that way gosh damnit
how i get my Undertale Genocide Cursor bigger? like when i watch the angry birds video i see the guy had the cursor giant! how he do that its hard to change but it when big it looks normal! i want to get my new cursor bigger...
if it works tell me! shows the tip! but not that so freaking hard plz?
Anonymous
on December 2nd 2017
Is there a way to change the pointer size to 48x48 without changing the size of the taskbar?
Anonymous
on August 2nd
weed
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