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SetCursorPos and remote desktop

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If I run an app within an RDP session that calls SetCursorPos, will it move the cursor within the RDP session, or will it move it only on the host?
 
Red Squirrel said:
If I run an app within an RDP session that calls SetCursorPos, will it move the cursor within the RDP session, or will it move it only on the host?
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When you're running in an RDP session, that IS the desktop and the session. There is no host cursor to move.
 
Good to know, was not sure at what level of the OS the command worked, if it controlled the mouse driver itself or just the cursor.
 
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