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Does anyone know how to get the screen coordinates of the mouse with vbscript? I tried "window.event.screenX", but get an error message telling me "Object required: window.event
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How to get mouse coordinates
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Are you doing this as a stand alone VBScript, or within a webpage?
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forecasting
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I found a method to work.
<BODY onmousemove="window.name = window.event.x + '|' + window.event.y">
My vbscript then gets the value in "window.name" when it traps a double_click event. Is there any reason, however, that "window.name" is a bad place to store this value? If that is so, is there a better place to store it?
<BODY onmousemove="window.name = window.event.x + '|' + window.event.y">
My vbscript then gets the value in "window.name" when it traps a double_click event. Is there any reason, however, that "window.name" is a bad place to store this value? If that is so, is there a better place to store it?
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