About TMouse

<p>But first the properties. To find out if there actually is a mouse present on
the system, use the property MousePresent.
<p>You can use the property Capture to find out which window is currently
capturing the mouse events. This property returns a handle, that you can use to
find out further information about the window. The property is defined like
this: Property Capture: HWND;
<p>The property CursorPos returns a TPoint and contains the position of the
mouse cursor. You can use Mouse.CursorPos.X and Mouse.CursorPos.Y to find out
the exact position of the mouse cursor.
<p>DragImmediate specifies if clicking the mouse button starts a drag event
immediately, or of drag events are delayed until the mouse has moved the number
of pixels specified in the DragTreshold property.
<p>Use DragThreshold to specify the number of pixels that the mouse cursor must
be moved with the left mouse button down in order to cause a drag event.
<p>The property WheelPresent returns a boolean and specifies whether the mouse
has a wheel.
<p>Use the property WheelScrollLines, which returns an integer, to see how many
lines are scrolled if someone turns the mouse wheel.</p>