Howto get X/Y coordinates with the mouse of a PDF opened

Hello, I am making a simple application that show the X/Y coordinate of the
mouse when it is over a opened PDF file.
How can I do it?, how can get the X/Y coordenates of the mouse pointer when
it is over it??, and capture it when the user do click???
I dont want to get the XY cooridnates of a text or similar ... I need to get the X/Y
coordinates where the user make click in the PDF for modify it and place a rectangle.... I have made the
rectangle function and It works fine, but I need to know where the user want
to put the rectangule ..., now the user simply write it on a text box (X/Y)
and works fine, but I would like to automatizate it and that if the user
made click over the PDF capture the XY coordinates of the possitionand fill
in the textbox automatically the x/y coordinates.
Any example in visual studio c#???... I open the PDF on a webBroser control
Please, any help would be very aprecciated

Ok, I dont have any problem in write it in c/c++ .... do you know
a simple plugin example or what function should I need to use for get the
x/y cooridnates of the mouse over a opened pdf?
Thanks a lot

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Adobe Reader 9.4.0

Hi Nicolas,
I am using 8.2.3 ADLC with 9.X reader (for sure this may not be any version dependent as such)
I didn't find any such behavior, and I never heard about it earlier.
Some how I feel this is not a feature nor bug in adobe, its something with your form. may be there is a set focus cdoe somewhere or so.
can you send me the form to test it in my local pc ...?
cheers,
Sai

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Thank

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