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  1. 9th February 2010, 18:04 #1
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    Default Re: Using a .cur file

    I don't think that Qt supports *.cur files per se.
    But I think its quite easy to convert a cur file to png or similar.
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    Default Re: Using a .cur file

    well then png is the only way to go. I tried it and works great. Thank u!
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