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 Use a professional authoring tool to create, edit and manage cursors for Windows, web sites and applications. Create professional looking static (CUR) and animated (ANI) cursors. The new generation of cursors uses variable transparency (alpha channel). This feature permits creating beautiful cursors with smooth borders and shadows. CursorWorkshop fully supports alpha channel in RGB cursor images. Use drag and drop to easily make attractive cursors from various ready to use image objects in seconds. A powerful editor permits to create cursors using various tools, filters and effects. Once an image is created, add several images formats in one click. Several built in assistants permit creating animated cursors from existing animation files such as animated GIF, FLI/FLC Autodesk animations, RGB filmstrips with alpha channel and more. Use Photoshop and Illustrator plugins to transfer images directly in memory and make your cursors in a few clicks. Batch procedures have been implemented to automatically perform operations on a large number of files. For example, you can create several CUR/ANI cursors from a set of PNG files. Use a powerful librarian to easily manage all your cursor and library files (CUL). A file explorer permits to browse disks and work with files (images, cursors, programs...). This explorer displays files in thumbnail preview mode. Learn how to use the product using a comprehensive Help which contains hundreds of topics including getting started lessons, how to procedures and features reference (150 topics). The product features a fully integrated workspace and is compatible with Windows Vista.
Related Searches: Cursor maker, cursor editor, CUR, ANI, static, animated, windows cursor, png, rgba, jpeg2000
Recent Changes: Fully compatible with Windows Vista; Enhanced user interface; Create hi-quality static and animated cursors with alpha channel; Compatible with Adobe Illustrator CS4.
Install Support: Install and Uninstall
Supported Languages: English
Additional Requirements: Windows 2000, XP, Vista or higher, 25MB HD, 256MB RAM, 1024x768
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