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... much anytime you want a process performed on another computer (or the same computer for that matter) with (optionally) information returned to the originating computer. And it can be between different operating systems. xProgrammer

Nageswararao, > 1) Do you think we should modify ? So that the dropped window need now know the originating window. If you agree, I shall do it in my copy. > Yes, I guess the best choice is to use local window coordinates > 2) Please advise me if we need to apply ...

Mr Antonio 1) Do you think we should modify ? So that the dropped window need now know the originating window. If you agree, I shall do it in my copy. --- I still prefer if the coordinates provided are relative the dropped window avoiding the programmer to do the complex ...

Mr Antonio

I do not think they are even absolute. I think they are relative to the control originating the drag. Can you kindly verify again please?

... found that they are not even Screen Coordinates. On studying the Control.Prg, I observed that the nRow, nCol refer to the position with respect to originating control ( i.e, the Control where the drag began ). The relevant code from Control.Prg is extracted below: METHOD LButtonUp( nRow, nCol, ...

... not accept drop. ( bDropOver data is nil ). Is it possible for the Window class's method MouseMove examines the cursor, and if it is a drag cursor originating from some other control, and if the window's bDropOver is nil, to change the shape of cursor to the Circle with Dash cursor ?