I google it and found some exampels and tried one of them i catched the mouse click event
but i didn't know how to direct it to the application once again

Well tell us the URL of the example of the you are referring to and we might have some idea what you are talking about. Perhaps even show a sample of your code.

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one of the sites i found
http://geekswithblogs.net/Jaggi/arch.../02/67999.aspx
another one
http://blogs.msdn.com/csharpfaq/arch...20/245412.aspx

OK, I wasn't familiar with that interface but it seems fairly simple.

You can't however 'stop' the flow of the messages, therefore I'm confused by you asking how to forward it on once again? This method simply allows you extra control over certain messages that are passed to an application before they are handled by the normal .Net eventing model.

It seems likely to be a little used function - so perhaps if you can explain what you are trying to achieve we might be able to help.

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in the beginning i created my own class without inheriting it from control class or usercontrol class and want my class to capture the mouse click event so that when i click on on my graphical object it respond to mouse click so i wanted to use IMessagFilterto catch the mouse click event and i success to catch it but it respond to any click on the form and not only my object and even if you registered a mouse click to the form it will not respond to it , so i asked how to redirect it once again to the application