Just a thought but could you display a control place the mouse over it (using the MOUSE command) then use its MouseLeave event?

>Have a look at the sleep function in win api section
>If you put a .25 seond sleep in your do loop it will release your processor workload
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>AFAIK there is no way to wait for a mousemove (like a screensaver) in 1 VFP command
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>Will
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>>Hi Peter
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>>Thanks, but the MDOWN() function only tells me if the mouse button is down. I need to pause the program until a user press' a key, clicks a button, *or* moves the mouse. INKEY() will trap for the first two cases but what can I use to wait for a mouse move?
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>>I can put a test in a DO WHILE loop looking for a change in mouse position but this runs at 100% processor usage. Ideally this should be an INKEY() type of wait which does not run up processor usage.
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>>Thanks
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>>Jos