Handling Mouse Events in VB.NET
Handling events in VB is little bit tricky than in C++ or C#. In VB.NET, you write a delegate and then write an event handler. These event handlers are overridable public events defined in the Control or other WinForms classes.
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Robert Gagnon RangerPosted Apr 12, 2010, 10:50 PM
I'm working on a application and i want it to control my mouse as I want. I have all the code to make my mouse move somewhere on my screen, and to do a left click. Now all what i need is the code to make my mouse do a right click. If you could help me out it would be appreciated!
Vladimir JevticPosted Apr 8, 2010, 12:25 PM
I would like to totally disable mouse and keyboard for 20 seconds. Just for fun, to make joke with my friend! I use vb2008 but i don't know how to do this! So please help! THX
toufikPosted Aug 24, 2007, 10:34 AM
Mr Chand, Can you show me how to export Excel files into Access? Thanks, T.
Kenneth ConnollyPosted Aug 20, 2007, 12:16 AM
First let me say thanks for the tip was helpful I was a little confused at first becuase ; AddHandler Me.MouseDown AddressOf Me.Form_MouseDown should be AddHandler Me.MouseDown, AddressOf Me.Form_MouseDown note: comma in first statement missing can not build debugger clued me in Note also Me.Form_Mouse_Down too generic Me.(myformname object)_MouseDown where myformname object is generic Form1 or Form2 etc or user named without Comment characters() just used for sytax clarity