this is probably the simplest of things to do.
I have a control in the middle of my form which I'd like to be able to
move the mouse cursor w/ the keyboard when the mouse enters it.
I'm watching OnKeyDown for the arrow keys, and need to move the mouse
pointer. how exactly do I make the mouse move inside it
can I send the WM_MOUSEMOVE message and if so who's handle do I
use. I'm open to any way to make it happen. this is
for a tool I'm using and dont want to spend a lot of time on it, and it
doesnt need to be pretty.
thanks.
sending mouse move message
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Cursor.Position= New Point(0,0)