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How to detect when the mouse pointer moves over an html element

Asked by mdcarr in Extensible HTML (XHTML), Visual Basic Programming

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First thank you in advance for your time.

I have created a vb6 application.  In this application, I have created an html page that displays very nicely in a WebBrowser control.  I have retrieved the corresponding HTMLDocument object and can listen for any associated events to be raised.  So, when the user moves the mouse pointer over an element tag (primarily <a> and <img> tags) and the pointer changes to a little hand, I want to display some stuff in the status bar.  Is there an event within the HTMLDocument class that is raised when the mouse pointer moves over an element?  Is there such an event within some other class that could help me?  By the way, the event 'onmouseover' fires when the mouse is over the document not over a particular element.    

Again thank you very much for your time,
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