Atul
Tue Oct 18 09:57:31 CDT 2005
You can subscribe to the MouseMove and MouseLeave events of every child
control of the form to achieve this.
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"JezB" <jezbroadsword@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
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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).
>