user iconmptyler on March 22nd 2017
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topic iconWindows not recognizing edited cursor with .cur extension

I slightly edited and then saved a cursor pointer, using the .cur extension. In Windows 10 I then tried to replace a cursor with the one I had edited. I browsed to the file with the edited cursor. But when I loaded the file, the image did not reflect the edits that had been made. What appeared was the unedited original image. After closing and re-starting RW and loading the .cur file the image does appear in its edited state, i.e., saving the file had not cleared the edits. I have also noticed that in Windows Explorer the icon for the edited cursor file shows the unedited original. So why didn't the edited image appear when I actually tried to use it in Windows? Any help would be appreciated

user iconVlasta on March 23rd 2017 0

most likely, you are having a cursor with 2 formats and you only modified one of them

user iconmptyler on March 23rd 2017 0

Thank you. Can you tell me how to locate the other format?

user iconVlasta on March 24th 2017 0

Try the "Preview" panel near the left edge of the window.

user iconmptyler on March 24th 2017 0

The preview shows only the image I have been working on. Under the pointer image is the notation: 10[s/60].

user iconmptyler on March 26th 2017 0

Problem Solved. I found the 'formats' tab on the right near the top. There I saw that I did have two formats, 48x48 and 32x32. I was working on the 48x48. After deleting the 32x32 all went well. The modified 48x48 showed up when selected as a mouse pointer. Thank you Vlasta for taking the time to assist.

user iconVlasta on March 28th 2017 0

If it is on the right, you may have an older version.

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