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handle &nbsp;MouseDown event which is fired with MouseEventArgs - these have X,Y coordinates where the stylus is tapped on the screen
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handle  MouseDown event which is fired with MouseEventArgs - these have X,Y coordinates where the stylus is tapped on the screen

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oops, misread your question, so above is true when the window is in focus
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oops, misread your question, so above is true when the window is in focus

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I have a small program in Windows Mobile using VB.net that has a form (Form1) and and 2 list boxes (Listbox1, Listbox2). What I want to do is simply capture the X and Y coordinates of the stylus on touch screen events, and then put the X and Y coordinate values in their respective list boxes. Can this be done? <br />
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If at all possible I would like to find any examples, tutorials etc that show how to do this when the application is 1) in focus; and 2) not in focus. At minimum I would like to know how this is done while my form is in focus....but my main objective is to do this when my program is not in focus.<br />
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Thanks....
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I have a small program in Windows Mobile using VB.net that has a form (Form1) and and 2 list boxes (Listbox1, Listbox2). What I want to do is simply capture the X and Y coordinates of the stylus on touch screen events, and then put the X and Y coordinate values in their respective list boxes. Can this be done? 

If at all possible I would like to find any examples, tutorials etc that show how to do this when the application is 1) in focus; and 2) not in focus. At minimum I would like to know how this is done while my form is in focus....but my main objective is to do this when my program is not in focus.

Thanks....

How do I get my vb.net application to record touch screen events from Windows Mobile when it's not in focus?

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