Display small random image from folder that stays on top of other windows. Change image when an area of screen is clicked.

The program will run on dual monitors, 32 bit Windows 7 Standard Embedded, or Windows 7. Windows Explorer will not be running and there will be only a mouse, no keyboard. Another Direct3D9 application will be running in full screen mode. The command line for this program will look something like this; [login to view URL] --input-x 2:8 --input-y 2:9 --input-width 90 --input-height 33 --input-match .\[login to view URL] --output-x 1:770 --output-y 1:7 --output-width 69 --output-height 69 --output-images .\images\Number*.jpg Where the input x,y,w,h options mean when the left mouse button is clicked and the pointer is in this absoloute screen region on monitor 2; 8x9x90x33, and the image on the screen at those coordinates matches ".\[login to view URL]", then display a re-sized random image from the images matching this file name ".\images\Number*.jpg" on monitor 1 at 770x7x69x69. That image must stay on top, have no boarder, control, or title bar. If [login to view URL] does not exist, your program will create it from whatever image is on screen when the left mouse is clicked. This may require some fairly low-level windows operations as it requires creating hooks into mouse movements, creating always on top frames, and grabbing screen images. Here are some examples of existing programs that accomplish elements of these requirements; Always On Top Maker V1.00 (example of program that stays on top of other windows. Our computer will be dedicated to running only this single [login to view URL] Command Line Screen Shot maker example (showing how to capture image under mouse for initial generation or comparison); [login to view URL] And possibly [login to view URL] Example Source for command line image viewer; [login to view URL] Monitor and capture mouse events from another program; [login to view URL] ([login to view URL]) [login to view URL] I can not distribute the actual embedded application this will be running with, nor would it run on your system without additional hardware and drivers, but any DirectX application should serve as a test environment. Kodi should work just fine. You can download it here [login to view URL] I have included a zip file with example screen shots and button images using Kodi corresponding to the command line example given above.