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Many Windows programs make heavy use of the mouse device. In this
lesson, you'll learn how to detect and make use of the various events
that occur due to mouse movements, mouse clicking, and the combination
of mouse clicking and keyboard pressing. You'll also learn about
dragging and dropping objects with the mouse.
THE MOUSE
1. When is the Form_MouseDown () even procedure executed?
(a) When the user clicks the mouse on the Exit button
(b) When any of the mouse buttons is pushed inside a free
area of the form
(c) Whenever the mouse moves inside a free area of the form.
2. What is the ScaleMode property?
3. What method is used for moving objects during run-time?
(a) The Move method
(b) The Line method
(c) The Circle method
4. What is the meaning of the X and Y arguments in mouse event
procedures?
5. When is the Form_DragDrop() even procedure executed?
(a) When the user moves the mouse inside a free area of the form
(b) When any of the mouse buttons is released
(c) When the left mouse button is released
6. When is the Form_DragDrop() event procedure executed?
(a) When the mouse device drops down on the floor
(b) When the user releases the mouse button over a free area
of the form
(c) When a control is dragged outside the form
7. What is the value of the Source argument of the Form_DragDrop()
procedure?
(a) Source = 0
(b) Source = the control that was dropped
(c) Source = the Tag property of the control that was dropped
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