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I am using a Windows Mobile 5 system where a Bluetooth nouse is embeddd in a
device to provide interaction between the two. Because the mouse doesn't
move, there is no X,Y aspect to the mouse. I only want the wheel and button
functions. The problem is that it appears that the mouse starts above the
WM5 Start menu. When you click it, it activates the statrt menu.
I can assign the button clicks to apps to resolve some aspects but the wheel
doesn't show.
What to get The Y value.
Can write a C++ app to track raw aspects of the mouse but I am programming
the app using Compact Framework2 (C#, VB andC++)
Any ideas on how to get at the mouse in a raw manner.
Happy with PInvoke.
ie a Native DLL etc
Options may be
-Rewrite the driver.. not pratical
-Get some hooks into the underlying windows system
- Tap into the driver's Stream. Looking at registry, it seems that the
device uses a a stream class.
One question, is it possible to programmatically change the position of the
a/the mose?
PS: Posting to the CE PB ng as well.
Thx for any help
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David Jones
Senior Lecturer
School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
RMIT University
+61 3 99255318
device to provide interaction between the two. Because the mouse doesn't
move, there is no X,Y aspect to the mouse. I only want the wheel and button
functions. The problem is that it appears that the mouse starts above the
WM5 Start menu. When you click it, it activates the statrt menu.
I can assign the button clicks to apps to resolve some aspects but the wheel
doesn't show.
What to get The Y value.
Can write a C++ app to track raw aspects of the mouse but I am programming
the app using Compact Framework2 (C#, VB andC++)
Any ideas on how to get at the mouse in a raw manner.
Happy with PInvoke.
ie a Native DLL etc
Options may be
-Rewrite the driver.. not pratical
-Get some hooks into the underlying windows system
- Tap into the driver's Stream. Looking at registry, it seems that the
device uses a a stream class.
One question, is it possible to programmatically change the position of the
a/the mose?
PS: Posting to the CE PB ng as well.
Thx for any help
--
David Jones
Senior Lecturer
School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
RMIT University
+61 3 99255318