Quote Originally Posted by 'skarlot',index.php?page=Thread&postID=146623#post 146623
I dont think its neccesarily correct to say its not allowed. I have even asked on there forums but they don't respond.
I agree. I'm one of the people who keeps saying that I'm afraid to use your technique in my own program because I'm not sure it's permitted, but that doesn't mean I think it's against the rules. I just don't know. The rules are written in an ambiguous way and their meaning isn't clear. The provision that *might* forbid this technique is 4.B.(iv) of the EULA. That's the only rule I know of that says anything about this subject, if in fact it does.

By the way it's possible to broadcast clicks without hooking GetCursorPos by moving the mouse, then pausing while Windows updates whatever data structures it will use to service WoW, then clicking. This is what HotkeyNet does. The advantage is I don't have to worry even a tiny bit that I might get my users in trouble. The disadvantage is that it's slow. On a 2.4 GHz dual-core with two WoWs the pause needs about 16 ms. On a slow machine with lots of WoWs per core it can take an eternity.