.CUR Dateiendung
Windows Cursor Image
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Was ist eine CUR-Datei?
A CUR file is a Microsoft Windows cursor image. It is used to change the appearance of the Windows mouse pointer. Typical CUR images include arrows (for general use), hourglasses (to represent when a file or program is loading), and I-bars (for text editing).
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Windows includes several default CUR files that determine your cursor's appearance in various scenarios, such as when the system is busy, you are resizing a window, or you are editing text. These CUR files are stored in the following location:
C:/Windows/Cursors
You can also install custom CUR files, which you may have created yourself or downloaded online. Custom Windows themes (.THEME files) often contain custom CUR files.
How to use a CUR file as a cursor image
To use a CUR file as a Windows cursor image:
- Open the Windows Control Panel and search for "mouse."
- Select .
- In the Mouse Properties window's Pointers menu, select the cursor image you'd like to modify.
- Click and then navigate to and select your CUR file.
- Click to apply your changes.
HINWEIS: CUR files always contain static cursor images. Animated cursor images are saved as .ANI files.
So öffnen Sie eine CUR-Datei
You can open a CUR file with Axialis CursorWorkshop (Windows), RealWorld Cursor Editor (Windows), or Inkscape (multiplatform), to view and edit the image it contains.
So konvertieren Sie eine CUR-Datei
You can use Inkscape, RealWorld Cursor Editor, or Axialis CursorWorkshop to convert CUR images to other formats. For example, Axialis CursorWorkshop can convert CUR images to the following formats: