How to Install Windows Cursors

How to Install Windows Cursors for windows 95, 98, ME, Vista and windows XP use our collection of freeware cursors to spice up your computer by following our simple step by step install instructions.
Use our instructions to install windows cursors into your computer for windows 95, 98, ME, Vista and windows xp.
The simple instructions vary slightly for windows xp vista and the older windows 95, windows 98 and windows ME operating systems.
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How to Install Windows Cursors Tutorial:
Our tutorial will show you the installation method with our simple step by step instructions.
- Double click on the My Computer icon, then double click on the C: Hard Drive icon.
- Double click on the Windows folder then Cursors folder.
- Create a new folder and name it what ever you like. We will call ours My Cursors for this tutorial.
- Double click to open your new folder, copy the cursors you want to add to the folder you just created.
- Now to add them to Windows so you can use them go to Start then Control Panel.
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a. For Windows 98 and ME double click on the Mouse icon.
b. For Windows XP double click on the Printers and Other Hardware icon then the Mouse icon.
c. For Vista and Win 7 click on Hardware and Sound, then Mouse.
- Click on the Pointers tab.
- There you will see a list of cursor events under the Customize box.
- Click on to highlight an event use the Browse box below to navigate to the folder you created. The browse box will but you into the Windows\Cursors folder.
- Open the folder you created and pick which ever cursor you want to use for that event. You can go through and add new cursors to each event if you wish.
- If you like you can go up to Scheme and click Save As... to name your new scheme.
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