Thanks for both answers. I understand now ;) The more you know the more you know how little you know, you know?

This Solution worked, but only after I figured out that I needed to put my custom cursors in the c:\windows\cursors folder. Thanks for the tip.

Hi, If there was any On Error or Try statement in my code I would understand, but there isn't! :confused: Yes, with a string array it works :-D . Tnx

The real $M@ wrote: Can this be done? Not that I'm aware of. You could try and modify the security-attributes of the file, taking away or granting the read/write rights. You'd have to know in advance what file is going to be edited. The real $M@ wrote: And anyway how can I check wether those processes are running? Process.GetProcesses() (Source[^]) I are troll :)

Thanks ;) ;) ;)

Sorry I didn't write clearly, my problem is the following: I've a form, and controls in it. I want to get the same image that the user sees on the screen. If I don't use graphics, I can use DrawToBitmap method. But what should I do if I use graphics too??? :doh:

Thanks :-D

There is no "SendMouse" or "SendClick" so you have to use the Win32 API functions FindWindowEx to get the window that the image is in, get it's window handle, then use the API function SendMessage to send carefully crafted WM_LBUTTONDOWN and WM_LBUTTONUP messages to that window. Warning: This is NOT something for beginners!! You have to have specific knowledge of how Windows works and how your application works. If you don't have sufficient research skills, you'll find this a very frustrating experience. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007

Thanks very much:->