[Cursor] Anti-Aliased Cursors 1.5

[Midnight Mick]

I was browsing DeviantArt & found just a plain white cursor set just like Windows default but Anti-Aliased.

These were created by "Niraj" & are way cool. :)

No extra software needed to use these either.

Download here: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/11717574/

Edited January 31, 2006 by Midnight Mick

[eNeon]

Very nice.

[gigapixels Veteran]

Small changes, but it actually does make a difference. Thanks to you for posting it and Niraj for creating.

[Bawx]

What exactly are the differences?

[JK1150]

Nice find, thanks

[Slimy]

Too bad there isn't a black version :(

[User6060]

cool, subtle but still good and smooth.

[stadsport]

What exactly are the differences?

The standard Windows default mouse cursors are, for the most part, the same as they've been since Windows 3.1. These have anti-aliasing, which makes them look much smoother.

[ProtoPunch]

This makes the mouse cursor really *pop*

Good stuff.

[n30w1n]

So I guess these will work all the same with dark backgrounds? It's interesting, I never realized that Windows XP had an alpha channel for cursor images by default. There I was using CursorXP like a sucker :p

[dreamon]

thanks a lot, those are better.

[StartMeUp]

I like the subtle differences. (Y)

[Von_Beard]

simple but perfect nice find :)

[dmb219]

Thanks for the link, those are a nice improvement on the default cursors.

[sdb815]

I've been looking for a set just like this. Can't believe it's been released for over a year. Thanks for the link. (Y)

[raskren]

Since modifying all 6 or 7 individual cursors will just be too much for some people, I created this reg file to automate the process. Dump all the individual icon files into %systemdrive%\Windows\Cursors\. Import the registry entries. Then open mouse properties in the control panel and select "AA Cursors" from the Scheme drop down list and apply.

AA_Cursors.zip

[JK1150]

I've been using these for a while, very nice.

[masterren]

Very smooth...thanks!

[iomega]

very nice..simple changes. tuff

[Des429]

wow makes the mouse seem more responsive as well.

[sundayx Veteran]

thank you

[YBG]

Man, awesome find, I use the ones without shadows. Thanks a ton!

[raskren]

wow makes the mouse seem more responsive as well.

Because there are fewer jaggies, the cursor becomes less prone to wind resistance.

[Solecs]

looks great, nice find :).

[fierce]

Since modifying all 6 or 7 individual cursors will just be too much for some people, I created this reg file to automate the process. Dump all the individual icon files into %systemdrive%\Windows\Cursors\. Import the registry entries. Then open mouse properties in the control panel and select "AA Cursors" from the Scheme drop down list and apply.

Thank you :cool: :cool: