English (United Kingdom) phrases #2161-2180 for RealWorld Cursor Editor 2013.1

This table shows file types supported by this application. Set a check mark to the left of a file type that should be associated in shell.

This table shows file types supported by this application. Set a check mark to the left of a file type that should be associated in shell.

This value constrols shadow density. Higher value means darker shadow.

This value controls shadow density. Higher value means darker shadow.

This view allows you to modify raster images using drawing tools. Controls:\n - Zoom in and out by rotating mouse wheel. Pan by dragging with middle button (wheel) pressed. CTRL = smooth zoom.\n - Left mouse button activates the current edit tool. SHIFT and CTRL keys modify behavior of some tools.\n - Use right mouse button to perform mouse gestures. Right-click for context menu.

This view allows you to modify raster images using drawing tools. Controls:\n - Zoom in and out by rotating mouse wheel. Pan by dragging with middle button (wheel) pressed. CTRL = smooth zoom.\n - Left mouse button activates the current edit tool. SHIFT and CTRL keys modify behaviour of some tools.\n - Use right mouse button to perform mouse gestures. Right-click for context menu.

This view displays hierarchical structure of the current document. Controls:\n - Click on an item with left mouse button to select it. Hold down CTRL or SHIFT to select multiple items.\n - Display context menu by right-clicking on an item.\n - To get more help for an item, move mouse over it and read the hint in status bar (the hint is not always available).

This view is used for the extracted document part.

This window displays a preview of a mouse cursor over a crosshair to indicate the hot spot. Drag the image to move the hot spot. Click the button in upper left corner to display animation or the currently selected frame.

This window displays previews of animation frames. Controls:\n - Select multiple frames by drawing rectangle around them or CTRL- or SHIFT-clicking them. (Some operations can be run on all selected frames.)\n - Move selected frames by dragging them with left mouse button.\n - Duplicate frames by dragging them with CTRL key pressed.\n - Append frames by dragging and dropping image or cursor files from Explorer.

This window shows structure of the configuration. Select an item to display its configuration in the right pane. Items marked with small dialog icon have custom configuraton dialogs.

This window shows the structure of the configuration. Select an item to display its configuration in the right pane. Items marked with small dialog icon have custom configuraton dialogs.

This wizard creates a mouse cursor from a picture. The picture is resized to fit the cursor dimenstions. If the picture contains multiple frames placed next to each other in a filmstrip fashion, an animated cursor is created.

This wizard creates a new image from the current content of your desktop. This window will disappear for a moment while capturing is performed.

Creates a new image by capturing the contents of your screen. This window will disappear momentarily whilst capturing.

This wizard imports a cursor in the Linux XCursor format and converts it to Windows cursor.

This wizard opens a raster image from the clipboard. Images can be placed on clipboard using the Copy or Copy Image command in graphic editors. Content of any window can be capured by pressing ALT+PrtScn keys while the window is active.

Create a new image from the contents of the clipboard. Content from any window can be captured by pressing the Print Screen key whilst the window is open.

Thumbnails

Thumbnails

Tiles

Tiles

Time each fire particle lives. Cannot be higher than the number of frames.

Tip: Click the lightbulb in Help menu for context help.

Tip: Click the bulb in the help menu for help with context.

Tip: Drag and drop a cursor file from Windows Explorer on one of the panels and then click Apply to use that cursor.

Tip: Drag and drop a cursor file from Windows Explorer on one of the panels and then click Apply to use that cursor.

Tip: Drag in arrow direction.

Tip: Drag in arrow direction.

To add new custom icons, drag icon files from a file manager and drop them on this dialog.

To add new custom icons, drag icon files from a file explorer and drop them into this dialogue box.

Tolerance is increased in continuous areas and reduced for bumpy areas.

Tolerance is increased in continuous areas and reduced for bumpy areas.