mouseevents.dll
by; fugitive
email; evitiguf@yahoo.com

Mouseevents.dll can move your mouse cursor wherever you specify to move
to.

It can also simulate a left and right click of the mouse.

UPDATE:  You can now double click the left and right mouse buttons
with a call to the DLL.  Also you can call the dll to click and drag
the left or right mouse buttons, but doesn't show the movement, unless
you incorporate my Moving Mouse alias into the mix, but go for it if
you want to see actual movement.  See below for details of use.

UPDATE:  Mouseevents.dll can now hide/show the mouse cursor in the
mIRC windows.(below for example)

I'm not sure of a really good use for this, but one way i thought of
was if you had a '?' button anywhere for like where something is, you
could point it out with the mouse cursor, then if you wanted or needed
to click to open another menu, you could also do that.  Just another 
dll for mirc. :)

To Use:

Put the dll somewhere where you will know where it is and access it
through the /dll command. (c:\mirc\, or c:\mirc\dlls\ for example)
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To click and drag the left mouse button:
/dll c:\path\to\mouseevents.dll dragl X Y
change the directory to where you moved the dll, and change X and Y
to the X and Y coordinates you want the mouse to move to

To click and drag the right mouse button:
/dll c:\path\to\mouseevents.dll dragr X Y
change the directory to where you moved the dll, and change X and Y
to the X and Y coordinates you want the mouse to move to

To double click the left mouse button:
/dll c:\path\to\mouseevents.dll dlclick NA
change the directory again to the dll file, NA is used for nothing, but
you will have to have it there

To double click the right mouse button:
/dll c:\path\to\mouseevents.dll drclick NA
change the directory again to the dll file, NA is used for nothing, but
you will have to have it there

Then to move the mouse cursor;
/dll c:\path\to\mouseevents.dll movemouse X Y
change the directory to where you moved the dll, and change X and Y
to the X and Y coordinates you want the mouse to move to

To simulate a left-click;
/dll c:\path\to\mouseevents.dll clicklmouse NA
change the directory again to the dll file, NA is used for nothing, but
you will have to have it there

To simulate a right-click;
/dll c:\path\to\mouseevents.dll clickrmouse NA
change the directory to the dll file again, NA is used for nothing here
also, but needs to be there

To hide the mouse cursor;
/dll c:\path\to\mouseevents.dll hidemouse NA
change the directory to the dll file, NA is used for nothing here, but
needs to be there

To show the mouse cursor;
/dll c:\path\to\mouseevents.dll showmouse NA
change the directory to the dll file, NA is used for nothing here also, 
but needs to be there

That's all.