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Regarding Site
- What's This Site About?
- Where Do These Cursors Come From?
Regarding Ads On Site
- What Types Of Ads And Why?
Bandwidth Questions
- How Much Bandwidth Does This Site Use?
Installation Questions
- Animated Cursors and Firefox?
- How Do I Add The Code Onto My Page?
- How Do I Add It Into My Computer?
What's This Site About?
This site is about getting free cursors...duh! Just kidding. Well
that is somewhat true. We do offer free cursors. We also offer
free cursors to put on your page free of charge. We also offer
to you guys unlimited support and free to download. It's
a site where you can submit and get cursors. Cool eh?
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Where Do These Cursors Come From?
These cursors, come from users who have submitted them. We do
not however know if the submitter actually created them or not.
Some of these cursors, also come from various sites. If it does
there will be a link back to the site, to where the cursors was
created.
Also, we create some cursors, and we take free icons founded
across the web to create cursors.
A few images are so widely distributed that we don't know
who created them so we are not able to give proper credit.
We always try to give proper credit to the creator of the
orginal artwork!
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What Types Of Ads And Why?
On this site, we put up google adsense and various other ads.
These ads are images, and flash ads. They are used to help pay
for the server which we use which cost lots of money. As the days
and months go buy, we plan on purchasings dozens and dozens of
cursors to accomodate for the growing users.
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How Much Bandwidth Does This Site Use?
We currently use over 40,000MB of bandwidth per day and switch
servers 10 times since we started this site in May 2005.
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Animated Cursors and Firefox
Firefox does not support animated cursors. The only browser in the world
that supports animated cursors is Internet Explorer Version 6.0+ Early versions
of IE does not support animated cursors. Mybe in the future other browsers will
support animated cursors but as of right now they don't.
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How Do I Add The Code Onto My Page?
To get the code, all you have to do is click on the cursor image.
It will then bring you to a new page. The page will have a code
that you can use. Pick the approaite code, base on the site you are
placing it on. If you are using myspace, click on the "Myspace" Tab.
Then follow the instructions. Use the "Universal Code" if you dont'
know which type of code to use. But if you do that, it might not work.
We recommend you put the code at the top of your page
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How Do I Add It Into My Computer?
I been getting a lot of comments lately, on How to get cursors from cursors-4u.com
and How to Install Cursors On Your Windows Computer after you downloaded it.
Remember that cursors on Cursors-4U.com is 100% free with no gimmicks. We do not
bundle our cursors with software or anything dumb like that. All downloads
are direct downloads which mean you download the cursor file itself. So it's safe and virus free.
1. Find The Cursor
Look through the site, and look for the cursor you want to use. The navigation
of the site is on your left. Click on any of those links. You can also use the Search.
2. Download The Cursor
You can either use the provided code to place the cursor on your web page.
But because this tutorial is "how to install cursors on your computer" you will
most likely download the cursor. To download the cursor you first have
to right click on the red image that says "Download Right click and save".
If you use IE, you would choose "Save Target As..." If you use Mozilla
Firefox, you would choose "Save Link As..."
3. Save The Cursor
Saving the cursor should be pretty easy. Once you right click and choose Save
Target As...a dialog box appears (image below). Basically it ask you where
you want to save the file. Choose an appropriate place where you will be able
to find it. My Documents or Desktop is a good place. Then Save it.
4. Change Your Mouse Settings
This step is a little bit harder, since you have to do multiple steps.
But once you do it once, it should be easier to remember.
- Click On "Start"
- Go To Control Panel
- Choose "Mouse"
- Click On "Pointers" Tab
- Click Browse, Find The Cursor In My Documents or where ever you saved it, and click "Open" then click "Apply"
That's about it. Good luck. If you have any further questions,
send me an e-mail. Thank you very much.
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