CursorNode Forum

Various parts of CursorNode are timing sensitive. Virtual machines usually don't have the performance to meet the timing requirement. Therefore, CursorNode may not work completely or partially in VM's. Also, the licensing mechanism isn't compatible with VMs. Although, it's been a long while since we...

Version 1.22.8048 excludes the window resize cursors from being customised by default. To explicitly customise the resize cursors, the Cursor Set can be used. This version also introduces a 2x panel size option available from Panel-tab >> Panel size menu.

Thanks for the screen dump. This gives me a better idea on what the problem is. Yes, the text is too small for your screen. What you need is a 2x size from standard. CursorNode currently only does 1.5x when larger panel is requested. We will look into allowing a 2x size. The reason CursorNode isn't ...

One more thing. The window for selecting options in your app looks awfully small in 5K resolution. I know I can make it larger, and I did, but even so, the text is just too small to read without special effort. If you take a screen dump of the problem and send it to our support address, I will take...

Once you have the ID of the cursor you are unsatisfied with, and a cursor image registered with CursorNode, you are ready to set up a Cursor Set. From the Cursor-tab, open the cursor menu. Close to the bottom of the menu, select "Cursor set". The greenish boxes now showing will indicate the area you...

Next, you need to identify the cursors you are unsatisfied with. Once these are identified, you can then replace them with your own cursor designs. Your own designs are registered by the previous step. The Tags-tab is what you use to identify the cursor ID's. The ID can be numeric, or text. These ID...

In order to use a Cursor Set, you will need to supply cursor images. You can draw up the images yourself, find them on the internet, or copy some from "C:\Program Files (x86)\Cursor Node\dat\". Place these images in a location of your choice. Next, follow this video to register the cursor images wit...

Changing cursors in Windows is a very complex business. The Outlook behaviour is one of these complexities. Some other apps may also behave in the same way if you run into them. There is no whys to it. It just is. Different app developers choose different ways to manipulate the cursors. CursorNode i...

For your purpose, I can recommend using a Cursor Set. The Cursor Set allows you to only change the cursors that you want to change while leaving the rest untouched. The Cursor Set is selected from the cursor menu on the Cursor-tab. The ID numbers for the cursors you want to customise are obtained us...

Sorry to hear of this problem. CursorNode allows easy switching off of the cursor customisation. If you press the hotkey combo, the customisation is toggled on or off. When the customisation is off, you will have all your normal cursors back, including the resize cursors. Once you are done with the ...