Monitor size will be a problem?

Dear all,
Am developing a application using mouse-events. I generate some click events on some particular controls automatically. So if i use that particular application in some other system with a different monitor size will there be any problem?
Earlier response is much appreciated.
Thanks,
Mathan
Solved!
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Hi mathan,
with the user32.dll function "GetWindowRect" you can read the position of the window, on which you want create an event. To this position you can add the position to where you want to move the mouse. The attached example shows hao to get the coordinate of the specified window.
Why do you use the x and y positions? You can send a key pressed to a specified button without moving the mouse to this position.
Mike
Attachments:
GetPosition_LV80.zip ‏31 KB

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With every submit, the generated PDF Size will increase dramatically. I reported this to Adobe Support, and they cofirmed that this is by desing and that with every submit, the previous PDF State is saved, and the new state is added. That is why I get huge PDF File.
I was told that the only way to solve this problem is to submit the form as PDF ONLY, and after I save the PDF File on a file system, I then must use Adobe Service/Process "exportData" to extract the XML Data from the PDF.
I think this is really big change to me. I was hoping that there is a way to indentify the latest PDF State from the chunk element.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Tarek.

Thanks a lot C. Myers,
You explanation helped me understand what is happening.
I have been following the same method for the past 4 years, and I was hit by this problem (OutOfMemoryException) only when some users started using image size more than 500KB. Then, I decided to report this problem.
I was able to rewrite the code to convert from Base64 to binary using buffering:
http://forums.asp.net/t/1662571.aspx/1?URGENT+Exception+OutOfMemoryException+thrown+when+w hen+converting+to+String+
So far, I am not getting OutOfMemoryExceptions, but the PDF Size will continue to grow with every submit. However, if the all the images size is less than 50KB, the increase is not significant.
Please allow me to ask this question:
Is there a way to change the above code so that I can extract only the last version of the submitted PDF from the Data Stream "chunk" element ?
Sooner or later, some one will notice that such PDF sizes are not logical. Even when the PDF does not have images, I have noticed in the past, some PDF Sizes (for Staff Profile Data Collection Form) are something like 15MB !!! I was not able to figure out why. But now I understand. I think the user must have submitted the form for saving many times.
Now, things are OK. But, I will post back if this problem will fire back.
Tarek.

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My name is John
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