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I'm finding that form-level mouse events are not being fired when the mouse
is over any control within the form. Is there any way to enforce this ? I want generic MouseLeave and MouseMove events that fire on the form even when the mouse is over controls within the form (and even if these controls themselves have a MouseMove event, I'd want BOTH to be fired). |
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You can subscribe to the MouseMove and MouseLeave events of every child
control of the form to achieve this. ---------------- -Atul, Sky Software http://www.ssware.com Shell MegaPack For .Net & ActiveX Windows Explorer GUI Controls & Quick-Launch Like Appbars, MSN/Office2003 Style Popups, System Tray Icons and Shortcuts/Internet Shortcuts ---------------- "JezB" <jezbroadsword@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message news:%2308bQb90FHA.736@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > I'm finding that form-level mouse events are not being fired when the > mouse is over any control within the form. Is there any way to enforce > this ? I want generic MouseLeave and MouseMove events that fire on the > form even when the mouse is over controls within the form (and even if > these controls themselves have a MouseMove event, I'd want BOTH to be > fired). > |
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