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sCRJ Cursors

Posted by StudioCRJ - November 22nd, 2021


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sCRJ Cursors

A custom cursor scheme resembling art styles of the object show community!  

Created by Carter Janik from StudioCRJ!


IMPORTANT: If you wish to redistribute this cursor scheme, please keep all files intact!


Installation

Follow these steps to install sCRJ Cursors:


  1. Unzip the sCRJ Cursors.zip file if you haven’t done so already.
  2. Right-click on the file titled INSTALLER.inf and choose Install. If you're running Windows 11 and you don't see Install when right-clicking on INSTALLER.inf, click Show more options.
  3. If a User Account Control window pops up, select Yes. Don’t worry; this cursor scheme will not damage your computer in any way.


Application

If the installation completed successfully, follow these steps to apply them:


  1. Activate the Windows Search bar. You can do this by clicking either the Windows logo, the Search icon, or the Search bar; or by pressing the Windows key.
  2. Type Mouse settings and select Mouse settings, which should be the first choice.
  3. In the Settings app, select Additional mouse settings.
  4. In the Mouse Properties window, select the Pointers tab.
  5. Click on the scheme drop-down menu and select sCRJ Cursors.
  6. Click OK or Apply. If any message boxes appear telling you to replace the original scheme, select Yes.


Congratulations; you just installed sCRJ Cursors. Feel free to use this scheme on your Windows PC as you wish!


If you wish to revert to the default cursors or use a different cursor scheme, follow the same steps, but choose a different cursor scheme.


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Comments

Sick cursor, looks nice and simple.

thanks!!

Really looks like something out of Gnome 40 or some other Linux distrobution, nice work!

haha thanks

COOL

thank you :]

This is really cool

thanks!