Thanks for the assistance. Perhaps they can add an option to hide the systray icon like windowblinds.
Dj_Ziio
It found and fixed errors on first run. I rebooted and ran again and found nothing. Another reboot and the systray icon is still present.
It happens with all the supplied cursors and the few I have downloaded as well. Right clicking and choosing to "close cursorfx" from the systray icon only stops the cursor theme skinning, the cursorfx application will continue to stay open.
Windows version 20H2 (OS Build 19042.868) Cursorfx version 4.03 Yes it is installed in the default directory. I've noticed an odd thing. The systray icon is only visible when a custom cursor is applied. I can have the cursorfx program open without a systray icon as long as the windows default cursor set is applied.
I followed your instructions but I still have the system tray icon present at all times that the program is running. If I right-click the icon my only options are configure cursorfx and close cursorfx.
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I recently bought Cursorfx 4 in an attempt to reconcile a minor issue I have with the classic version and multiple screens, namely the cursor image jumps to the center of one of the monitors when moving between them. I didn't feel it was worth the trouble to find a fix. The classic program is 5 years old the fact that it works 99% of the time is amazing. Then I got wind of a new version andI bought it right away. I've installed it and now I have a new systray icon, one that I can't remove wit