CursorXP commandline shutdown
for use in Batchfile
Friday, February 10, 2006 by The Dementor-NL | Discussion: Stardock Support General
As a devoted user and fan of better skinning I have quite a few skinning apps running (Windowblinds, DesktopX, IconX, CursorXP, Objectdock and more).
As I am a avid gamer too I don't want those apps interfering with my games so I have made a batch file that closes those apps and another one that starts those apps again.
The only problem I get with CursorXP.
I am looking for the commandline command for shutting down CursorXP and starting it up again.
Anyone who can help me?
Thanx in advance!
As I am a avid gamer too I don't want those apps interfering with my games so I have made a batch file that closes those apps and another one that starts those apps again.
The only problem I get with CursorXP.
I am looking for the commandline command for shutting down CursorXP and starting it up again.
Anyone who can help me?
Thanx in advance!
ZubaZ
Reply #2 Friday, February 10, 2006 10:12 AM
Reply #2 Friday, February 10, 2006 10:12 AM
Good info Neil. Interestingly, CursorXP unloaded and most of my cursors reverted to Windows default . . . except for the arrow. It's gone. Resize, hyperlink, text bar . . . all there. Just missing the arrow.
EDIT: I went to the Windows Mouse schemes, applied a new one. Unloded and reloaded cursorXP with no issues.
EDIT: I went to the Windows Mouse schemes, applied a new one. Unloded and reloaded cursorXP with no issues.
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Reply #1 Friday, February 10, 2006 10:00 AM
I believe running CursorXP again stops it.
If not, most of the Stardock apps close using app.exe UNLOAD