/// <summary>
/// Responds to an InvokePattern.Invoke by simulating a MouseDown event.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// ProviderControl is a button control object that also implements 
/// IRawElementProviderSimple.
/// </remarks>
void IInvokeProvider.Invoke()
{
    // If the control is not enabled, we're responsible for letting UIAutomation know.
    // It catches the exception and then throws it to the client.
    if (false == (bool)rawElementProvider.GetPropertyValue(AutomationElementIdentifiers.IsEnabledProperty.Id))
    {
        throw new ElementNotEnabledException();
    }

    // Create arguments for the event. The parameters aren't used.
    MouseEventArgs mouseArgs = new MouseEventArgs(MouseButtons.Left, 1, 0, 0, 0);

    // Invoke the MouseDown handler. We cannot call MyControl_MouseDown directly, 
    // because it is illegal to update the UI from a different thread.
    MouseEventHandler onMouseEvent = ProviderControl.RootButtonControl_MouseDown;
    ProviderControl.BeginInvoke(onMouseEvent, new object[] { this, mouseArgs });
    }
}