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OriginalGriff8-Mar-10 1:29
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If you replace your code with
if (pic.Bounds.Contains(e.Location))
    {
    lblMsg.Text = "Mouse over picturebox";
    }
else
    {
    lblMsg.Text = pic.Bounds.ToString() + ":" + e.Location.ToString();
    }
You will see what the problem is:
The location only changes when the mouse is not over any control, and never becomes "Mouse over picturebox".
This is because the individual controls are expected to handle their own events, so they get the mouse move events instead of the form.
As stancrm said: handle it in the PictureBox MouseMove event instead.
Oh, and it is much easier to read if you use the Rectangle.Contains method, rather than write it in longhand - and less prone to errors too!
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