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Who said that you cannot change your pointers in OS/2 2.x?

Copy these files in e.g. C:\PTR directory, change the 'path' variable in the
SetUserPointers.Cmd and run it. Then reboot your machine and voila! you have
some new pointers. These are actually similar to Microsoft Windows' pointers
(they call 'em "cursors" yeah right) but you can edit the .PTR files with your
ICONEDIT.EXE. If you edit a .PTR file and save it with different name you must
edit the SetUserPointers.Cmd and run it again.

ShowUserPointers.Cmd lists pointer information in OS2.INI
SetUserPointers.Cmd  adds pointer information in OS2.INI
DefaultPointers.Cmd  resets the default system pointers

If you copied the files into a FAT partition they are probably named as
SHOWUSER.CMD
SETUSERP.CMD
DEFAULTP.CMD

Thanks to Dann Lunsford (1:203/726) who presented the idea in the Fidonet
OS2 echo.

You may use these files freely and at your own risk. Information presented
here is not provided with a warranty of any kind, including, but not limited
to fitness for any particular purpose or consequential loss.

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You can contact me:
  by mail:  Jari Laaksonen
            Arkkitehdinkatu 30 A 2
            SF-33720 Tampere
            FINLAND
  Fidonet : 2:222/360.20
  Internet: jari.laaksonen@p20.f360.n222.z2.fidonet.org
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