Published on June 3, 2009 By Island Dog In Personal Computing

Today, Stardock has released an update to its popular cursor changing and creation application, CursorFX Plus.  CursorFX allows users to create and use custom cursors on both Windows Vista and Windows XP.  It takes advantage of the visual effects features in Windows to enable things like alpha blended cursors, image effects, and more.

This update includes:

  • Fix for HUGE cursors in the preview
  • Fixes suspend/hibernate issues
  • Misc Win7 Tweaks

This update does not officially support Windows 7 at this time, but it should be work without much issue.  Current users of CursorFX Plus can download the update via Stardock’s Impulse.  CursorFX is available for $19.95, and discounts are available for Object Desktop subscribers.

For more information, please visit www.cursorfx.com.

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on Jun 04, 2009

Hmm ok how do u get the discount if you are an OD subscriber? I tried simply putting CursorFX+ in my cart in impulse but that didn't give me any discount

From >here<.

 

... what are you still doing here? Click the link

on Jun 04, 2009

mickeko
Hmm ok how do u get the discount if you are an OD subscriber? I tried simply putting CursorFX+ in my cart in impulse but that didn't give me any discountFrom >here<. ... what are you still doing here? Click the link
Oh noes I bought ObjectDock+ at full retail, having objectdesktop subscription how stupid... oh well atleast I get cursorfx cheaper.. I had no idea of this prior to this blogpost... Am I just ignorant or are these discounts well hidden?

on Jun 05, 2009

Oh noes I bought ObjectDock+ at full retail, having objectdesktop subscription how stupid.
Contact sales@stardock.com . . see what they can do. 

on Jun 06, 2009
This version crashes for me after it loads. I have installed, uninstalled and re-installed 3 times with same result. Previous version was fine. Running Vista 64... no changes to my system between versions.
on Jun 07, 2009
As an update to my previous post... it seems to crash after the front end GUI loads and crashes when the cursor preview window begins animating the preview cursor. Also, I realized that I was wrong about any updates, I did update my Vista 64 display driver for my nVida 8800 GTS to the latest rev. .. 8.15.11.8585.
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