Found 1 record for the .CUR file extension name
.pub - Microsoft Publisher document
.cdr - CorelDRAW vector image
.eps - Adobe Illustrator text and graphics (Encapsulated PostScript)
.indd - Adobe Indesign document
.mdi - Microsoft Office Document Imaging file format
.psd - Adobe Photoshop graphics
.ps - Adobe PostScript file
.psb - Photoshop's Large Document Format
file extension CUR - Microsoft Windows cursor resource
.CURFile extension CUR description:
This is one format that cursors (the mouse pointer design) can be stored in, under Microsoft Windows 3.x and later versions of Windows. In Windows 95, NT and later, this format has been largely superseded by the ANI format which allows animated and color cursor designs. The CUR format also allows transparency so that cursors do not have to appear rectangular when displayed on screen. CUR files are not compressed. However, as the images that they contain are usually quite small, compression is not really needed anyway.
Associated applications to file extension CUR:
Company / developer:
Pierre.e Gougelet
XnView is a utility for viewing and converting
graphic files.
It has the features :
* Import about 400 graphic file formats
* Export about 50 graphic file formats
* Multipage TIFF, Animated GIF, Animated ICO support
* Image IPTC, EXIF metadata support
* EXIF auto rotation support
* IPTC editing
* Resize, rotate, crop support
* Lossless rotate & crop (jpeg) support
* Adjust brightness, contrast...
* Auto levels, contrast
* Modify number of colors
* Apply filters (blur, average, emboss, ...)
* Apply effects (lens, wave, ...)
* Fullscreen mode
* Slide show with effects
* Batch convert, batch rename
* Create WEB page easily
* Screen capture
* Create contact Sheet
* Create or edit Multi-page file (TIFF, DCX, LDF)
* TWAIN & WIA support (Windows only)
* Print support (Windows only)
* Drag & Drop support (Windows only)
* Compare image side by side
* Filmstrip layout
* 44 languages support (Windows only)
* And many many other things..
* No Adware, No Spyware
XnView is provided as FREEWARE for private non-commercial or educational use (including non-profit organization).
Company / developer: SiComponents
Resource Builder
Need a simple, powerful and fast resource file builder? With Resource Builder you can create, edit, compile and merge RC scripts to build new resource files (.res) fast. Only Resource Builder provides full support for Unicode resource files and resource data! Import resources from existing WIN32 executables and 32-bit/16-bit resource files (RES, DCR). Extract, update and modify any resources in 32-bit executables (EXE files) and libraries (DLL and other files). Edit images and create dialog windows with Visual Dialog Builder. Save any resource item from your RC script to a specified file. Resource Builder supports JPEGs and can perform graphics conversion to and from BMP, CUR and ICO files. You can also adjust image sizes and quality to get the results you want. Since the program supports DFM (Delphi forms), you can view and edit Delphi's and C++Builder's forms in simple text format. This feature is especially valuable because Resource Builder comes with own text editor that supports syntax highlighting and search-and-replace function. Resource Builder is very well equipped and comes with editors for bitmap, icons, cursors, string table, menu, accelerators, dialogs and version info. HTML and XML support makes Resource Builder a natural choice for any project that might involve web integration. Finally, the program also allows updating resources in existing executable modules. Plus, files can be compiled both with console or command line, which is great for bulk processing. Conveniently, files can be added by dragging and dropping or with windows clipboard. Resource Builder includes configurable mutlilanguage user interface and provides ability to add support for your own language easy and fast.
Company / developer: Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft Windows
Microsoft Windows is a family of operating systems by Microsoft. They can run on several types of platforms such as servers, embedded devices and, most typically, on personal computers. Microsoft first introduced an operating environment named Windows in November 1985 as an add-on to MS-DOS in response to the growing trend of graphical user interfaces (GUI) popularized by the Macintosh. Microsoft Windows eventually came to dominate the world's personal computer market.