I'm a big fan of LeSportsac and TokiDoki but I can't find any TokiDoki theme online when I started to use Windows 7. So I made one and I think it's the time where I can distribute it. Looks pretty complete to me.
Download TokiDoki theme here for free.
(I swear. Scanned with Avast! & BitDefender)
I searched all over Google for TokiDoki's backgrounds and here is the compilation. I did not produce all these backgrounds and because I took it from google search, I can't really give credits. But if you do make a search you can find their real owners. (I only took images that is large, clear and attractive enough so that it would look great on your destop / laptop!)

To make this theme better, I included custom cursors. I've been using this cursor for a year now and I think it looks great and is not disturbing (at all). It's pretty neat.

Some of you may be familiar with this set of cursor. It's from cursors-4u.com, but I edited one of the cursor (the green cursor) so that it blinks from blue to green and vice versa. The blinking cursor stands for busy, which means your window is currently busy or not responding. This cursor helps me a lot in knowing when and which program of mine is not responding. I hope the custom animated cursors will help you :)
Installing the theme is not enough if you do not have the cursor in your windows/cursors file. To get the custom cursors, follow the following instructions.
- Download the full cursor set from HERE.
- Unzip the file and copy all the cursor files to C:\Windows\Cursors.
- (Optional) For the 'loading / busy' animated cursor that I made, download from HERE. Then, copy the animated cursor into the same folder C:\Windows\Cursors again.
- You need not to personally and manually set the cursors 1 by 1 again, just install the TokiDoki theme again.
Extras:

Martostars' cursor star-trails.
I'm sharing with you one of my favourite start-up exe. It doesn't serve any purposes, but it sure looks good! Notice the tiny stars on the left? You can't see my cursor as I printscreen, but those stars are the trails of my cursor. I know the picture is too small to notice it well. (please ignore my Dell Dock and my taskbar. I'm too lazy to edit it out.)
It's an .exe program, scanned with Avast!. To install this, follow the following instructions.
- Download Martostars HERE.
- Unzip the file and place it where ever is convenient for you. I put it in my 'D:' drive.
- Open the file and create a shortcut for 'Martostars.exe'
- Press 'START', 'All Programs', and find the folder called 'startup'. Right click and choose 'open'.
- Now, cut the shortcut you made for 'Martostars' and paste it in the 'startup' folder.
- You will notice a star trail behind your mouse on the next startup. Cheers.
Cons: In certain fullscreen games such as Stronghold Crusader, I have to off Martostars because it somehow minimizes the game when I accidentally click on the star trail. Some fullscreen game such was Warcraft and CoD4 doesn't show the star trail in game and doesn't minimizes itself.
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