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[PhantomLancer]

Can someone help me with a code for Vb 2008 that auto clicks on based on coordinates ?

Like uhm

if use has coordinate

X=7px
y=2px

Pretend the image below is a monitor and the dots represent pixels
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The cyan dot represents where to mouse will click if i type in the coordinates into my text box

can someone help me with a code for this?

And a code that tells the mouse coordinates in a label beside the text box?

[Overload]

I'm sure there is code all over the internet.
There is probably some all over CEF.

Just use the search....

[NothingToShow]

Take a look at
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PageIndex=0&SiteID=1&PageID=0&PostID=3286906

[PhantomLancer]

thanks guys, Moller thanks for link.

Now how do i make it to when i click a link it brings it up in a web browser.

[NothingToShow]

[PhantomLancer]

[HomerSexual]

Calculate the position of the mouse when you click the button and then calculate the new coords. Say the button is at 500, 600 on the SCREEN and the link is at 400,500. You would take

point.x = point.x - 100
point.y = point.y - 100

Idk the code for this in VB but that would be C. This way, even if the form is moved, the calculations will cope.

GetCursorPos , documentation on MSDN, will get the on screen coords. You pass a point pointer to this function which has the members x and y. This of course is the win32 way of doing things but VB prolly has some gay slower alternative.

[PhantomLancer]

[HomerSexual]

Do you read? GetCursorPos

And what are you trying to do? Because if you are trying to make it autoclick to run a function IN YOUR PROGRAM you can do the same thing by sending a message or calling the function....

[PhantomLancer]

[bheesham]

http://forum.cheatengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=178609