[biojae]

MSDN is your friend

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...8VS.85%29.aspx


This function allows you to move the mouse:

BOOL WINAPI SetCursorPos(
  __in  int X,
  __in  int Y
);

it is in the file: User32.dll
X and Y are absolute coordinates on the screen
with 0,0 being the upper left corner of the screen

It returns a boolean value.

It is a similar call to get the cursor's position

BOOL WINAPI GetCursorPos(
  __out  LPPOINT lpPoint
)

typedef struct {
  LONG x;
  LONG y;
} POINT;

I do not know how to use the labview library call node, but this should help.