Mouse Click w/o moving mouse

[chad.stout]

Question: Is there a way to send a mouse click to a particular window's (not using ControlClick) without the mouse physically moving (e.g. the mouse remains in the top right corner of the screen, and it sends a click event to the start menu)?

It's a little complicated to try to explain what I am doing, but the above example is about as clear as I can make the question.

Thanks for any help!

-Chad

[Paulie]

Question: Is there a way to send a mouse click to a particular window's (not using ControlClick) without the mouse physically moving (e.g. the mouse remains in the top right corner of the screen, and it sends a click event to the start menu)?

It's a little complicated to try to explain what I am doing, but the above example is about as clear as I can make the question.

Thanks for any help!

-Chad

Mouseclick actually uses the mouse, the only other alternative is 'ControlClick' or a UDFs such as '_ClickInControl()' <--never used it though, so it might move the mouse too...

[buzz44]

If you just want the illusion of the mouse not moving you could click the Start button then return the mouse to its original position, the user would only see a flicker. Alternatively, if you need to click the start button, try the Windows key .

[Valuater]

Most likely this if for the internet

If so, use the IE.au3 Library to make the "Mouse Click"

8)

Edited October 30, 2006 by Valuater

[chad.stout]

Most likely this if for the internet

If so, use the IE.au3 Library to make the "Mouse Click"

8)

It's not. It's used with a secured console window to select text and copy that text to a clipboard. And yes, I do know about stdin/stdout, but as I said - it is a secured console application, and this is the only thing that I've had successfully work in the 5 months I've been working on this project.