Convert a GIF into a CUR file [closed]

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Closed 7 years ago.

How do you create a .cur (for a mouse cursor), from a GIF image file?

What tool or process can I use?

回答1:

You need to use a cursor creator, which is pretty much just a bitmap with some header data. I'd use Irfanview if you do not use Visual Studio or what not. If you use Visual Studio, just create a new cursor, and copy and paste the image data right into the editor... I'm sure I could whip up a tool that does this for you on a file basis, but I'm sure they are many tools out there already.

回答2:

IconStudio is able to aquire from other images.

回答3:

I just found a reference to a new tool called IconWorkshop lite which is a plugin for Visual Studio. I thought of this question and figured I'd leave the link here for posterity. I don't know for sure if it will do the job asked in the question...

http://sharptoolbox.com/tools/iconworkshop-lite

回答4:

You could also convert it into a .ico which is more common and rename it with the .cur extension.

回答5:

This discussion might be of help - it reference IrfanView as well as ICONStudio.

回答6:

This one works too: http://www.axialis.com/axcursors/

回答7:

this helped me - http://www.evotech.net/blog/2007/04/controlling-cursors-with-css-and-creating-cur-files/

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