Ever used DOS? Writing Scripts/Batch files are very similar (and sometimes even easier). Just open ObjectEdit (or notepad if you are not fortunate enough to have ObjectEdit   ) and put the following three lines in there:

@ECHO OFF
START "" /B /WAIT "C:\Program Files\Stardock\CursorXP\cursorxp.exe" /unload
START "" /B "C:\Program Files\Steam\steam.exe"

(The @ symbol prevents the current line from being displayed as output and ECHO OFF will turn off output for the duration of your script. START is just used to execute applications gracefully from within a script.)

Just save this file as either "something.bat" or "something.cmd" and double click it to have it unload CursorXP, then launch Steam. Of course if you have apps installed to different locations, you will need to change the values within the "".

A tip: If you're ever unsure what a particular command might do or what options are available, applications will usually support passing in a /? parameter.

For example, go to Start->Run (Start->Start Search on Vista) and type cmd, then press Enter. At the prompt, type start /? and it will output a whole slew of information about the START command.

-Mike
[Stardock Support]