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>
> Did you take note what what I told you about the mouse positioning?  The
> mouse has to actually be over the button at the time you call
> TrackMouseEvent().
>

hmmmm.....I'm sorry, I guess I missed that.  Maybe that is exactly what I'm
missing in this.

I'll try this later in the day.

Thanks!!


>
> You did not show how you are creating the main window, nor did you show
your
> code that processes the message queue.  Also, you appear to be trying to
> catch the WM_MOUSEHOVER message in the window procedure of the *main
> window*, not the window procedure of the button itself.  The message is
> posted directly to the HWND that you specify in the TRACKMOUSEEVENT
> structure.  And your use of WM_MOUSEHOVER with WM_COMMAND is completely
> wrong.
>
> In any case, I had no trouble at all getting WM_MOUSEHOVER to work
properly
> just now.  Which is why I asked you to show COMPILABLE code - so that we
can
> see everything you are atually doing, and tell you exactly what is wrong
> with it.  Please show ALL of your test code.  Post a fully compilable
> project in the "borland.public.attachments" newsgroup.
>

I'll make my changes, try it, then send code if I can't get it going.  I
think you've led me in the correct direction!!