F A R S C A P E Cursors
These Cursors on this page are some that I created one day at my house.  I made them a long time ago and have decided it's time to share them with everyone who is a fan of Far§cape.  They are in zip format for click link immediate download.  I have instrutions on this page for setting them up on your computer.  (I'm guessing most of you will have Windows 95,98, or NT)

 
First things first (a brief description so you wont be disapointed if you download and then hate my cursors.)

Most that have windows 3.1 and up know that your computer uses cursors to show you the location as to where the mouse pointer is on the screen of your computer and if its busy it shows you something like an hour glass or if it's not as busy it shows you a pointer and an hour glass together.
There the hard part out of the way lol!


Cursor 1 (Animated)
This cursor is animated and used for the semibusy pointer, here is are few pics as to show you what it does. (With out the bluish color of course)

The text FarScape scrolls across right to left by each letter continuously.

  
Cursor 2 (Animated)
This cursor is animated and used for the busy pointer, here is are few pics as to show you what it does. 
(I like this one myself)

The entire FarScape flash that is at the end of every farscape intro. (Just no sound lol)

Would you like to download these cursors?
Click Here!
(Requires that you have an unziper/extractor such as Winzip)
(Recommended that you put these cursors 
inside the C:\windows\cursors\ folder.)

Instructions for Setting up (easy as eating pie)


First, locate your (cough) Start menu. (Usually at the bottom of the screen!
Second, Click Start then to settings and then control panel.
Third, In control panel click on the mouse icon.  Now in the mouse options click on the tab called pointers. You will be brought to a cursor selecting screen. (See Figure 1)  Select the cursor you want to be changed. For the first cursor choose Working in background (usually the one that has the arrow and the hourglass together) .  Then click browse, and you should be taken to the cursors folder (*Note: if you did not place these two cursors from the zip in the C:\windows\cursors\ folder, you will have to search and find them on your hard drive.  Once you have selected the appropriate cursor click Open and it will replace the old cursor with the one you selected. (Repeat same steps for the other cursor but choose busy (usually just the hour glass by itself))

Figure 1

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