Storage of the cursor scheme in the Registry

Windows Standard cursor:
1. Normal select
2. help select
3. Working in background
4. Busy
5. Precision select
6. Text select
7. Handwriting
8. unavailable
9. Vertical resize
10. Horizontal resize
11. Diagonal resize 1
12. Diagonal resize 2
13. Move
14. alternalte select
15. Link select

The system cursor scheme is saved in the key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Control Panel \ cursors \ schemes

Example:

Name: windows black
Type: String
Value:
C: \ windows \ cursors \ arrow_r.cur, c: \ windows \ cursors \ help_r.cur, c: \ windows \ cursors \ wait_r.cur, c: \ windows \ cursors \ busy_r.cur, C: \ windows \ cursors \ cross_r.cur, c: \ windows \ cursors \ beam_r.cur, c: \ windows \ cursors \ pen_r.cur, c: \ windows \ cursors \ no_r.cur, C: \ windows \ cursors \ Users, c: \ windows \ cursors \ size3_r.cur, c: \ windows \ cursors \ size2_r.cur, c: \ windows \ cursors \ size1_r.cur, C: \ windows \ cursors \ move_r.cur, c: \ windows \ cursors \ up_r.cur

The meanings of the cursor are as follows:
1. Default
2. Help
3. Waiting
4. Busy
5. Precise Positioning
6. Text
7. Optical pencil
8. Forbidden
9. Adjust left and right
10. Adjust up and down
11. antidiagonal lines
12. Diagonal Line
13. Move
14. Optional
15. Links

The user cursor scheme is saved in the key:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Control Panel \ cursors \ schemes
Example:

Name: Mine
Type: String
Value :,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Note: The system default cursor is used for directly separating with semicolons.