Selfanswering

In case someone finds it interesting (annoying?)

"if the mouse has been captured and the mouse button is not currently down, and the mouse cursor passes over another window, the window underneath the cursor will receive the mouse messages rather than the window that captured the mouse"
Charles Petzold "Programming Windows 95"

I don't mind another window to receive the message, unless i get it too. Everything is possible, but i aint got the know-how.
Still, the given explanation doesn't quite suit the "abnormal" behaviour, for i do get the WM_LBUTTONUP, only that in the wrong moment.
Like the system was predicting that i would release the button sooner or later. If it only could predict the coordinates of the eventual release as well - sorry for sarcasm.

Anyone?
Rem