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My wife suffers from MS and is bedridden but still retains some movement in
her hands. I have just built a system to give access to the internet, telephone system and DTV broadcasts via a modified mouse and large, flat-panel screen. In the second phase we want to install an alarm function with a variety of triggers. One of these triggers will execute the alarm function when any mouse button is held down for four seconds (the alarm function includes the appropriate cancellation processing). This trigger needs to be available at all times. Is it possible to modify the mouse driver or a background process to do something like this? If MouseButtonDownEvent then Set Alarm to True Set SoundAlarm to (Now + 4 seconds) Loop until SoundAlarm = Now HandleEvents (end of loop) If Alarm is True then Execute Alarm Process. If MouseButtonUpEvent then Set Alarm to False. Please excuse the presentation but I think it's clearer this way. |
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