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From: topping@dinghy.cis.ohio-state.edu (brian e. topping)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: moving mouse pointer under program control
Summary: move mouse with journaling
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Date: 12 Feb 89 06:58:34 GMT
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Hello all.  I have been watching this discussion about moving the mouse under
program control, have heard, and understand, why you would not want to do this,
can understand why the person wants to do it, etc, etc.  One way to do this
that I have not heard is using the toolbox event manager's journaling 
mechanism.  Is this now considered bad voodoo by Apple?  As is obvious from
this post, I know little about it other than I have read about writing a
journaling device driver in IM and MacTutor, and have enjoyed the few tutorials
that actually do this.  Not that my opinion matters, but I personally like
the fact that the journalling mechanism is there, if for no other reason
than it allows options.  Comments welcome.... -bri