WPF/E Mouse Track
I'm very fond of the Flash work of Yugo Nakamura, and several years ago I remember seeing a mouse tracking application of his that was simple yet strangely addictive, so I decided to use it as inspiration for this next test:
WPF/E Mouse Tracking (WPF/E Required)
This is a bit more involved than the Egg Timer, as it incorporates ASP.NET AJAX PageMethod calls to save (and retrieve) mouse tracking information (for multiple visitors) - it's hopefully quite simple to understand.
Hit "record", record a few seconds of your own mouse movements, and that's it. Then hit "play", and watch your wonderful handiwork replay itself.
I've got a few more places I want to take this, but thought I'd throw it up there and see how it works out.
Simon Allardice
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Response: WPF/E Mouse ScribblerSimon Allerdice har written another WPF/E sample . This one records mouse movements on a surface, stores
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