I Have a Question about Cursorfx

Published on November 2, 2008 By Damilee In OS Customization

Okay the problem has been acting hinky for quite some time I've followed all the directions that Stardock advised me to do. So I'm willing to just change my cursors by downloading each time I want to change my cursor. I was wondering if there is any way to delete the old cursor files that I don't use or probably will never use. I don't see a file that contains this.Does anyone have any ideas? Please help sir

Comments

DeathByPixlz

on Nov 02, 2008

Well... if you are using XP then the path for your themes is:

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\Stardock\CursorFX\Themes

For Vista... I belive it's:

C:\Program Files\Stardock\CursorXP\Themes

Hope it helps. And you can just delete from there.

BigDogBigFeet

on Nov 02, 2008

Open CursorFX and look at the listing of theme names; this is where you'll find the ability to delete a theme. Just click on a theme name and look to the immediate right of the theme name. You'll see an i in a white circle and next to it a red X. Just click on the theme name and then the red X to delete a theme.

Damilee

on Nov 02, 2008

I'm using Vista Home Premium and I bought my Cursorfx program. I don't see a folder that contains my themes in the Cursorfx file. Can I have a couple more suggestions?

yrag

on Nov 02, 2008

C:\Users\Public\Documents\Stardock\CursorFX\Themes

Damilee

on Nov 03, 2008

Okay that was helpful Yrag! I did find the themes folder! Now if I could just get the program to stabilize well enough to use the contral panel to change cursors....hint......hint!!!!!

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