how do i get the curser of different color cureser and picture on the arrow?
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GO TO MYWEBSEARCH.COM CLICK ON CURSOR MANIA.
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Go to paint, insert your picture and then goto colors > attribut and click on black and white
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Try this:\nhttp://www.gimp.org/macintosh/
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You can use the eyedropper tool.  Click on the color that you want.  This color will be selected.  And then you just use this color on the second picture.
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http://www.coloryourprofyle.com/phade/alt.html There you go!!
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If you have Microsoft Word you can make a Word Art picture of the letter R outline in black. Just click on the 3D "A" to get started.
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You can do this with a search.\n\nWhen you specify the search parameters, choose Format and tell it to search for the color you want to change.\n\nWhen you specify the change to parameters, similarly tell it to change to the color you want.
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Download Icon Easel from the site below
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click the A with the line under it and choose colors or use the highlight next to it
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click away, theres a little grey rectangle at the bottom, when u put your mouse on it a square with arrows will come up, click on it.
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Try the Gimp:\nhttp://www.gimp.org/
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On one of the toolbar there should be a symbol like this ¶. If you see it then you click it and they will disappear. If you don't then go to a down arrow on that toolbar row and click it. then add new icons and scroll down and look for this ¶ symbol or non-printing characters. then click it. Yay job done.
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Download the clipart to your computer.\nOpen up Microsoft Paint, or Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop (or any other graphic editing program that you have.  Once you have the clipart on screen you should be able to edit the colors by using a paintbrush or "bucket fill".
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It's called ASCI art. There's a software that can produce them using software called bg_asci
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Its very easy, just follow the following steps\n\nStep 1. Open up notepad, the native text editor in Windows. Copy in the exact line below:\n[{BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4- 00C04FD706EC}] \n\n(Note: The above line contains only zeroes and not the alphabet O. also remember remove space from above line after A3A4- ,  because if there is no space then this yahoo answer system will not let me to enter that much long text)\n\nStep 2. Specify the picture to use on the next line, like below\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;babai&#92;My Documents&#92;My Pictures&#92;koena_mitra.jpg\n\nLet me elaborate the above-mentioned process. The image to be used as the folder background is specified through iconarea_image. So you can type in the exact path to any image of your liking after the “=” sign as shown above.\n\n\nStep 3. Additionally you can also specify the color of the icon labels. This color will be used to display the icon labels in that specific folder. This one is a bit tricky but very easy if you get the idea. The icon label color is specified through iconarea_text. The value for the color is specified in a 24 bit 0x00bbggrr format (b,g and r stand for blue,green and red respectively) which specifies how much blue, green and red to mix. The values will range from 0 in decimal or 00 in hexadecimal to 255 in decimal or FF in hexadecimal…sounds complicated but is very simple.\nLets say that I want the icon labels green in color. So in this case, I will not mix any blue or red but just green. So the value will be 00x0000FF00. Note the values of blue and red are 0 (since we are not using any of those colors) and the value of green is 255, which, when converted to hexadecimal is FF. Now specify the value of the color as shown below: \n\niconarea_text=0x0000FF00\n\nTo convert a decimal number into hexadecimal, open up Calculator (Start>>All programs>>Accessories>>Calculator) and set the view to scientific (view>>scientific). Enter the decimal number and then select the 'Hex' radio button. The number will be converted to hexadecimal\n\nStep 4. Now we will have to give the folder system attribute. This can be done very easily through the command prompt. Open up the command prompt through Start>All programs>Accessories>command prompt. Type the following and press enter (remember we are using myfolder as an example, so the path name may vary accordingly for you) :\nAttrib +s “C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;babai&#92;My Documents&#92;My Pictures&#92;”\nAdditionally you can hide the desktop.ini file. \n\nThat’s it, done !! The folder will now display the picture of your choice in the background and also display the icon labels in your specified color. \n\nif still you are confuse then have a look on one example which I did for my - "My Pictures&#92;" folder, you can just copy the code below to start and then change the picture path. (remember to remove space after - A3A4- as I memtion on top of this page)\n\n[{BE098140-A513-11D0-A3A4- 00C04FD706EC}]\niconarea_image=C:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;babai&#92;My Documents&#92;My Pictures&#92;koena12.jpg\niconarea_text=0x0000FF00
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Try\n\nphotoshop\nIllustartor\nQuarkXpress\nIndesign
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either make it in paint, or look it up on the microsoft website. You can access it in "HELP" of WORD