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For moving mouse pointer use System.Windows.Forms.Curso<wbr />r class<br />
Position property.<br />
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Cursor.Position = new Point (X, Y);<br />
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If you'd like to switch focus - just call textBox.Focus() method
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For moving mouse pointer use System.Windows.Forms.Cursor class
Position property.

Cursor.Position = new Point (X, Y);

If you'd like to switch focus - just call textBox.Focus() method

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I agree with Aleksei_Malkov.<br />
Also, moving the mouse cursor without input (I'm not counting the button click here) is not user friendly. As a user I should control the mouse position, not the application.
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I agree with Aleksei_Malkov.
Also, moving the mouse cursor without input (I'm not counting the button click here) is not user friendly. As a user I should control the mouse position, not the application.

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I have 1 textbox with tabIndex =0;<br />
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I have 1 button, how can I do to move mouse point to tabIndex =0 when I click the button?<br />
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Please help me.
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I have 1 textbox with tabIndex =0;

I have 1 button, how can I do to move mouse point to tabIndex =0 when I click the button?

Please help me.

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