Mouse (User Interface) (Windows CE 5.0)
The Mouse functionality in Microsoft® Windows® CE 5.0 provides support for mouse input. Windows CE supports a mouse that has one, two, or three buttons and a mouse with a mouse wheel. The mouse is an optional user-input device, and many Windows CE–based devices rely on stylus input rather than mouse input to enhance portability. Applications, however, process stylus events as a click of the left mouse button, so adding support for mouse input to your OS design can provide broader capabilities through the support of the additional buttons and mouse wheel.
In This Section
- Mouse OS Design Development
Provides information about the modules and components that implement the Mouse and related sysgen information. - Mouse Application Development
Describes how input events generated by the mouse are processed by the operating system, and provides information on APIs commonly used in applications that rely on mouse input. - Mouse Registry Settings
Provides information necessary to configure the behavior of the Mouse by using registry settings. - Mouse Migration
Provides information that for you to consider when you migrate this functionality from one version of Windows CE to another. - Mouse Security
Provides security best practices information for the Mouse functionality. - Mouse Samples
Provides examples that use the Mouse programming elements in applications. - Mouse Reference
Provides a description of the Mouse programming elements.
Related Sections
- User Interface
Provides information on the ways that a user can interact with a Windows CE-based device and its applications.
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