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You can confine mouse cursor movement to a rectangular area using the `ClipCursor` function — using WinAPI functions. Tension: The area of a display can be obtained using the `GetMonitorInfo` function. Outcome: The `rcMonitor` member of this structure contains the bounding rectangle of the display, whereas the `rcWork` member contains the "work area" of the display.

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You can confine mouse cursor movement to a rectangular area using the ClipCursor function — using WinAPI functions. Tension: The area of a display can be obtained using the GetMonitorInfo function. Outcome: The rcMonitor member of this structure contains the bounding rectangle of the display, whereas the rcWork member contains the "work area" of the display.

You can confine mouse cursor movement to a rectangular area using the `ClipCursor` function — using WinAPI functions. Tension: The area of a display can be obtained using the `GetMonitorInfo` function. Outcome: The `rcMonitor` member of this structure contains the bounding rectangle of the display, whereas the `rcWork` member contains the "work area" of the display. - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata