You should build an addIn, build the control containing the coordinates of the mouse, put it in a floating window (i attach you a transparent version one), and then configure the window position.I think it was explain a while ago in this forum, I take my solution from here I think. Mmm I really don't remember, It was a year ago I build it. Anyway hope it helps.Here is a picture of how it looks.[ATTACH=CONFIG]24781[/ATTACH]Regards, Manuel
The code is just for the window, you need to implement the addIn.I modified a bit mine and attach it, try it and see if that's what you need. I label in the screen X,Y because I do not know you map reference, I can not attach the hole code project because is like 8 mb, I put the addIn code and the Tool.xml. If you want build a project with the same name (CoordJamal), and replace the folder and then replace thr Tool.xml file in ..\Visual Studio 2010\Projects\CoordJamal\CoordJamal\CoordJamal\Config. Then you can change it as you want.You can change the position of the X,Y window in the configuration when you add it in the viewer or in the Tool.xml, I use<WindowPosition> <HorizontalAlignment>Center</HorizontalAlignment> <VerticalAlignment>Bottom</VerticalAlignment> <HorizontalOffset>0</HorizontalOffset> <VerticalOffset>0</VerticalOffset></WindowPosition>Hope it help, let me know if it work or need something else.Regards, Manuel
Glad that it helps you.I have not implemented a scale tool, they did not ask for it in my work. Sorry I can not help you there, If I start it I will let you know.Regards, Manuel
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