hi, i am really tired today so i think that's the reason why i don't understand entirely what you want but i think i know... you have a big picture in a ScrollView which is scrolled somewhere and you want to track the mouse position relatively to 0,0 on your picture, right? i thought about this the last 15minutes and i think it's important to know WHEN you want these information... you can have it immediately in a PictureBox_MouseDown() event using Mouse.X and Mouse.Y... otherwise, i would work with the absolute mouse positions because these are the only ones you can access at any time (not only in an event like Mouse.X and .Y) and then subtract all child positions from ME to PictureBox (to get the mouse position relative to the picturebox 0,0) and then you got it. my first thought was using ScrollView.ScrollWidth and ScrollView.ScrollX but that isn't neccessary in my opinion. may it help you if i was wrong with my thoughts...
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