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Popup text on mouse over text field
How can I set popup text for mouse over text field?
I want some type of small popup text to display when the mouse lingers over a text field.
I want some type of small popup text to display when the mouse lingers over a text field.
Set the ToolTip property to the text you want to display.
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Exactly where is the ToolTip option?
What main listing?
What main listing?
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Under properties listing, there is no ToolTip property.
First of all, what exactly do you mean by "Text Field"?
Almost all controls have a ToolTip property.
Almost all controls have a ToolTip property.
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>>First of all, what exactly do you mean by "Text Field"?
An Edit field, which a user can add/modify text in.
>>Almost all controls have a ToolTip property.
That's what I thought to, but there is no ToolTip option.
An Edit field, which a user can add/modify text in.
>>Almost all controls have a ToolTip property.
That's what I thought to, but there is no ToolTip option.
You mean a TextBox?
What control are you referring to?
What control are you referring to?
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>>You mean a TextBox?
Yes, a TextBox.
Yes, a TextBox.
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The last time I did VB was in the 90's, and I could have sworn there was an option right from the properties menu for ToolTip.
Did they take that out with VB.Net?
I know for sure there is one for do VB on MS-Access.
Did they take that out with VB.Net?
I know for sure there is one for do VB on MS-Access.
Apparently they did. I just brought up VB6 and ToolTipText is definitely in the property list.
Did you get the tooltip component to work as I described in my previous post?
Did you get the tooltip component to work as I described in my previous post?
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>>It will say "Tooltip On Tooltip1" (or whatever you named your tooltip).
That works great, and that's what I was looking for.
Thanks
That works great, and that's what I was looking for.
Thanks
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Clif,
Thanks for your help.
Your method also works, but I rather use a method that is closer to the one I'm more familiar with.
I split the points evenly.
Thank you both for your help.
Thanks for your help.
Your method also works, but I rather use a method that is closer to the one I'm more familiar with.
I split the points evenly.
Thank you both for your help.