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Johnpilot
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Hello;
I have a picture box that functions as a background for the form. When the user moves the mouse over a section of the picture, that MouseMove event triggers a loop that processes data. everything is OK, but if the user wants to stop the calculations of the loop by moving the mouse outside the area of the picture box image nothing happens. I am trying to figure out how to capture the mouse move event while inside a loop.
So the generic question would be; How do you capture mouse events inside a program loop that the mouse event started? I hope that makes sense.
John
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I have a picture box that functions as a background for the form. When the user moves the mouse over a section of the picture, that MouseMove event triggers a loop that processes data. everything is OK, but if the user wants to stop the calculations of the loop by moving the mouse outside the area of the picture box image nothing happens. I am trying to figure out how to capture the mouse move event while inside a loop.
So the generic question would be; How do you capture mouse events inside a program loop that the mouse event started? I hope that makes sense.
John
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