How can i know the mouse positioin on the form???

[Phiru]

I wanna move mouse postioin(100, 100) on the form. So, I use SetCursorPos(100, 100). but, the position is not of the form. It's the position of My screen. I want to set mouse position 100, 100 of the form T_T.

Can I get the mouse position of the form?

[tlhintoq]

Just add your desired mouse-in-form position to the form's location.
The upper left corner is the form's location.

So if the form location is point { 840, 200 } add those to your target to get {940, 300}

[Phiru]

That's pretty simple than I thought. ahah.
Thanks tlhintoq.

[tlhintoq]

I like simple. What was Scotty's line: The more than overhaul the plumbing the easier it is to stop up the drain.

I know there are some fancier methods using built-in .NET functions for converting screen position to form location etc. But I have seen too many such things fail on multi-monitor systems.

So I K*I*S*S

[shekoasinger]

A best answer is given already. But if you want to get the cursor on (100, 100) on the screen, and next time you want it somewhere else.. You dont really need to add the form's location value. Do it like this. Use 2 textboxes(or nothing.) to write the position you want to get on the form.

dim ax as integer = val(100) + val(me.location.x)
dim ay as integer = val(100) + val(me.location.y)
setcursorpos(ax, az)

Now you can also change the 100's to textbox1.text and textbox2.text

[tlhintoq]

Shekoasinger: You just tried to say you don't need to get the form's location, then in your formula you use the form's location. (me.location ... hello)

Wake up a bit and have a cuppa before blurting things out like that.

The only difference here is that I didn't spell out the code, so that the O.P. had to work that out on his own - which is the goal with *help* versus doing it for someone, which does not help them in the long run.