Changing mouse position programmatically

Hello everyone. I would like your assistance in learning how to do the following two things in .net:

1. How do I alter the mouse position programmatically?

2. How do I send an event (ie. mouse click event) to a specific control?

Thanks a bunch,

Tony

What would be the need to alter the mouse's position? Don't you think you'd be a bit miffed if someone didn't let you move your mouse where you wanted to?

Why would it need to be a mouse click event, you could just move mouse click code to another part of code, such as an onload method?

-MBirchmeier

I want a way to automatically resize a datagrid's columns to the correct width. I'm not particularly fond of the method where you iterate through all the rows and set the width according to the widest row.

I want to simulate a datagrid column click, which resizes the column appropriately. I want to do this by programmatically moving the mouse to the column's right edge, and sending a column click message to the datagrid.

Is there a .net equivalent of the win32 api sendmessage function?

Thanks,

Tony

You could always use this:



That will set your mouse to co-ordinates 200x200 upon clicking a command button.

Ah nice, thx. I needed this too
Do you also know how to click the left mouse button after you moved the mouse?
Thanks in advance

Mystret