>>Why not yourobject.click() or yourobject.mousedown()?
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>this one was my first try.. but, wasn't working properly.. Because, I need some optical ilusion. by that click.. changing a border (raise and suken) of this object.. and changing others little stuffs (that work as a kind of signal for the end-user)..
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>Well.. Now, making some changes on the strategy on how those stuffs was connecting.. I could implement your idea.. Just with some fix on how everthing was linked..
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>Status: working pretty well as projected
>
>Thanks Tore (and Craig)

I'm glad you got the end result you wanted.

>>>Hi..
>>>
>>>On the activate of a page into pageframe I'd like to use "mouse click" to click straight to some object..
>>>
>>>On its init method I'm getting the coordinates by:
>>>
>>>

>>>procedure init
>>>loObj                   = evaluate( "this." + lcName )
>>>this.nTopclk            = Objtoclient(loObj,1)  + 2
>>>this.nLeftclk           = Objtoclient(loObj,2)  + 2
>>>

>>>
>>>and, on the activation of a page I'm trying to shoot.. But, the number that I'm getting is not returning the proper x,y coordenates position.. I'm loosing the target by far..
>>>
>>>

>>>Mouse Click At (This.Mes1.ntopclk),(This.Mes1.nleftclk) Pixels Window (thisform.Name)
>>>

>>>
>>>please, could someone point me here what I'm missing?
>>>
>>>TIA
>>>
>>>Claudio