How Do You Change A Computer Cursor?
The Graphical User Interface (GUI) that is Windows lets you run programs and manage files by controlling pictures and menus. You use the mouse to move a cursor that can activate icons or drag them to a new location. By default, this cursor appears as a white arrow, though you can easily change it to something more useful or interesting. Note that these procedures specifically apply to Windows XP, but in general, they work for all versions of the operating system. Click on the Start button and select Control Panel to display the Control Panel window. Then, double-click the Mouse icon to display the Mouse Properties dialogue. If the Mouse icon isn’t visible on the main level of the Control Panel window, try looking under Printers and Other Hardware or something similar. Choose the Pointers tab. The Customize box lists the cursors currently being used including the Normal Select, which is the default white arrow; Busy, which is the hourglass that appears when the system is processing; and
