You can't go wrong trying the Custom Cursor app because it's 100% free with no once-off costs or subscriptions required.

Windows has a fine set of default aero cursor set or mouse pointers. But if you feel like a change and would like to replace them with a customized set, you can change cursors easily in Windows 11/10.

Have you ever thought of changing the mouse pointer on your screen? If yes, then cheers. Windows OS do have the option to change the looks of the cursor as per customers preferences. For the starters, ...

When I was using Excel 2003, I could easily adjust which direction the cursor would move—either to the right or down—after I entered data in a cell. But Office 2007 doesn’t seem to give me a choice.