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  1. bob.frew
    Hi people, I hope you can help. I have a GUI with a scrollable child GUI containing an image. I am trying to get the x,y position of the mouse relative to the image. I'm using opt ('MouseCoordMode', 2) MouseGetPos() and GUIGetCursorInfo($Child_GUI) both return the position of the mouse on the window. So unless there is another command I have overlooked ??? !! The alternate way is if I knew the current top and left of the image that is actually visible. From this it would be simple to calculate the image (x,y) that the mouse is over. I have used #include "GUIScrollbars_Ex.au3" for the scrollbars. Had hoped the values I need would be lurking in that code but if they are I can't see them. I suspect I am missing the point somewhere (again) All help greatly appreciated. Bob
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