Mouse Click Contest

From: Jon Glazer (jglazer.deleteme_at_adconn.com)
Date: 02/25/04 

Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 17:29:11 GMT

Ok, no prize but I am trying to show the benefit of Delphi of VB. I need a
quick program. I need a way to move the mouse to a particular place on the
screen then click on that place as fast as possible, over and over again.
We are rating the click speeds. Are any of you up to the task? Should only
be a few lines of code. Ideally it would accept as command line parameters,
the X,Y coords of where the mouse should go. Also it should scan the
keyboard once in a while for a keystroke or something to stop it from
looping (so you can quit).

Whatcha think? It's been a long time since I wrote mouse applications so I
thought I'd throw this out here.

Looking forward to some good examples!

Jon

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