VB6, Control the Mouse?

[Drakenza]

Is there any alternate way to control the mouse, other than use AutoItX3? (I tried AIX3, but it is having some problems with the clicking and it cannot double click.)
Are there other ways to have the mouse automatically controlled? I need to have the mouse move at an X, Y location, and have the ability to click, and double click.
Are there any other Controls that can be added, (.dll, or .ocx), or files that I can Add Reference to and use in my code.
I can manage with intermediate code, and advance Visual Basic. I have taught myself the language and know it well enough.
Please reply soon, I want to finish my current project.
Thank you,
-- Drakenza

[Drakenza]

Of course, if anyone could give me help with my clicking problems in AutoItX3, that would be fine too.

[Alex Stephen]

If you are just wanting to move the mouse then use the API function below:

Declare Function SetCursorPos Lib "user32" Alias "SetCursorPos" (ByVal x As Long, ByVal y As Long) As Long

other then that i can't help ya

[mstraf]

This is from one of my favourites, Karl E. Peterson:

http://vb.mvps.org/samples/project.asp?id=mouseevent

Marco

[Drakenza]

Thanks to both of you, that helps. I already know how to move the mouse, and the project... I'll check it out. If I have any trouble, I'll post it here.
Thanks!

I posted that before (I quote because don't like to double post).
I do have another problem. I put this code in my general declarations.

Private Mouse as CMouseEvent

Now if I try to use my MouseEvents in other parts of my code, I get the following error:
Runtime error '91':
Object variable or With block variable not set.
Here is an example of how I'm using CMouseEvents.

Mouse.MoveTo X, Y

Where X and Y are some values.

Am I coding wrong? This is my first time using CMouseEvents (from the link posted above). If anyone could help, please do!

Thank you,
--Drakenza

[Rune Bivrin]

You have not created an instance of CMouseEvent:

Set Mouse = New CMouseEvent

Rune

[Drakenza]

You have not created an instance of CMouseEvent:

Set Mouse = New CMouseEvent

Rune

Fantastic. Thanks!! My application works great now.