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Thank you very much Computron for your prompt response. &nbsp;Appreciate it very much.<br />
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Jack<br />

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Thank you very much Computron for your prompt response.  Appreciate it very much.

Jack


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We have a project what links multiple forms together. &nbsp;We move from one form to the other by using the (FormName.Show). &nbsp;There are some instances where we want to make sure that the mouse pointer is in the upper part of the form that is being shown. &nbsp;Probably in the upper 1/4th of the form.<br />
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Will appreciate any help!<br />
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Thanks<br />
Jack
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We have a project what links multiple forms together.  We move from one form to the other by using the (FormName.Show).  There are some instances where we want to make sure that the mouse pointer is in the upper part of the form that is being shown.  Probably in the upper 1/4th of the form.

Will appreciate any help!

Thanks
Jack

Force the mousepointer to upper part of a visual basic form

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