According to this thread[^] it is possible if you're using Acrobat (not reader) with a little Java. Dave BTW, in software, hope and pray is not a viable strategy. (Luc Pattyn) Visual Basic is not used by normal people so we're not covering it here. (Uncyclopedia) Why are you using VB6? Do you hate yourself? (Christian Graus)

When you download a library these are the file types: *.cs = c# file can be opened in notepad but opens as default in Visual Studio *.csproj = a c# project file *.sln = a solution file to be opened with Visual Studio which opens all the .cs and .csproj related to it. *.dll = dynamic linked library. The compiled project. release folder should contain the .dll or .exe which is the finished compiled project debug is where Visual studio places compiled projects when they are being tested(debugged) Sorry I don't have any more info on your problem. I've never had to do it before :sigh:

While this can tell me everything about the mouseclick, i can't find how it will tell me anything about a button being pressed... There's no way for a mouseevent itself to convey what button was pressed. It seems that the original problem of not being able to identify a button in a PDF is the problem... Maybe I should repost the question in that manner...My subject title is misleading now that i know more about the subject. Thank you for the reference to this tool though. I can see it being useful for me in the future. jpc