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Mighty Mouse allows you to customize your cursors with style - and it does so on the fly, without modifying any system files! Moreover, it allows you to customize all kinds of cursors available in the system - Arrow, I-Beam, Alias, Copy, Move and the Wait cursor. You can animate any cursor and import pre-made ones available at our website. Edit the cursors with the simplicity of copy-paste and drag-and-drop, then hit Apply, and you got it!
With Mighty Mouse, you can:
With Mighty Mouse, you can:
- Animate any of the system cursors (including the Arrow cursor);
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What's New
Version 2.0b1:
- Mighty Mouse makes its return to the scene with full support of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard.
- This update is free for all registered users.
- Refined the preference pane interface.
- Added the ability to easily move cursor frames back and forth with Adobe Photoshop™.
- More CursorFX and CurXPTheme cursors can now be imported.
- Minimum required system version now is Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4-10.5.8.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4-10.5.8.
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Mighty Mouse allows you to customize your cursors with style - and it does so on the fly, without modifying any system files! Moreover, it allows you to customize all kinds of cursors available in the system - Arrow, I-Beam, Alias, Copy, Move and the Wait cursor. You can animate any cursor and import pre-made ones available at our website. Edit the cursors with the simplicity of copy-paste and drag-and-drop, then hit Apply, and you got it!
With Mighty Mouse, you can:
With Mighty Mouse, you can:
- Animate any of the system cursors (including the Arrow cursor);
- Use cursors of any size - smaller or larger than the default ones;
- Magnify your existing cursors for easier accessibility;
- Download and import cursors made by other users;
- Create your own cursors and share them with others;
- Instantly import cursors created for Windows XP.
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unfortunately it was right - sad, really sad!!
Bobm1935 reviewed on 12 Dec 2009
I recently bought an iMac 21.5" and once again everything went away, despite their claims that everything worked. I had also bought Font Card but frankly, I don't care if it works or not.
The problem is that they totally ignore any and all emails sent to them with questions about their products. My emails were not hostile and contained no profanity. The last one I sent was about two months ago when I had my old system and something still didn't work.
On their web site they claim that everything works under 10.6. If so, then why does the system give a message that it can't load anything because it hasn't been tested under Snow Leopard. I've been a Mac user for 19 years and I've never seen such lousy customer support. (I'm also sure they won't give a damn about this review, either). You don't get what you pay for from Unsanity, paying very little and getting nothing in return.
I just checked the "stability" box below. My comment on that, is that under 10.5 my system would freeze, and I mean totally freeze - couldn't even relaunch the finder. A couple times I even got the infamous "black screen of death"> Did they respond? Of course not.
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Hence, the words, "Mighty Mouse," are already taken.
The last 2 commercial software applications I wrote, I had to get written permission from Apple Computer attorneys just to use certain words within my application.
Good luck.
Oh yeah, by the way, has LabelsX been officially abandoned - "abandonware?"
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Apple's Mighty Mouse came out in 2005.
I don't think there's going to be any complaints here.
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in a few weeks or month snow leopard will come up and maybe unsanity needs again 12 month for a working version....?
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Hopefully some other software developer will come in and run with Unsanity's product ideas. Only this time hopefully, it will be a company that appreciates its customers in a way that Unsanity did not.
If anyone could list some alternatives to WindowShade and Fontcard, MightyMouse I think all former Unsanity users would appreciate it.
R.I.P. Unsanity.
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Now, any cursor that I select in Mighty Mouse 2.01b disappears from my desktop within a few hours, reverting back to my Mac's own cursor.
I emailed Unsanity about it a couple of times but got no reply; oh well, another software developer whose customer support stinks.
When I installed version 2.0.1b I got a notice asking for a $7 contribution to help them with software development. I foolishly gave it to them; I was delighted to have Mighty Mouse available again. Well, I now feel that these schmucks don't deserve any contributions in light of their foot-dragging regarding updates and their stinko customer support.
They probably had a big laugh and went out and bought a six pack of cheap beer.
Maybe I can write it off as a charitable donation.
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It doesn't do that, which caused my system to hang after login.
Luckily I have a firewire harddisk with a leopard install to boot from.
To remove the problem causer remove the mighty mouse preference pane and the mighty mouse file in ~/Library/Application enhancers.
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