Is there any way to determine the color of a particular pixel on a System.Windows.Forms.Controls object?

I am using a third party activex control to plot graphs. I am trying to make it so I can select points on the graph by clicking on them. However, the activex control has no implementation for this and gives me no methods that allow me to determine the location of the points on the graph.

The only way I can think of to get this to work is to determine if the color of the pixel in the spot I click matches the color that the activex control uses to draw the data points.

Thanks

The graphing control lets me retrieve the coordinates of where I click but it is in terms of the graph coordinates. I know the coordinates of each point on the graph because I added them. Therefore I can simply go through all of the points and and see which one is closest to where I clicked. However, the graphing control doesn't give me a way to know if a point was actually clicked on.

The problem is I don't know how the graph is scaled. I don't know how close the points appear on the screen. I don't know the distance in pixels from where I clicked.

Say that I know that the place I clicked on the graph is 5 graph units from a particular data point. Depending on the how the graph is scaled that click could be 5 pixels from where that data point appears on the screen or it could be 1000. If it is 5 pixels then the user will think they clicked on the that data point. If it is 1000 then the user will be confused as to why that data point was selected.

I guesss I should have been clearer in my second post. I know your just trying to make sure I'm not wasting my energy on a pointless solution.

I can find the distance from where I clicked to to any given data point in graph units not pixels. I can use that to tell which data point my click was closest to.

I just need pixel color to determine if any point, as it is displayed on the screen, was clicked on.

psuedocode:

Click_Event
{
get pixel color;
}