How To Show The Caption For Any Control In VB.Net On Mouse Enter Event?

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Hello friends want to show the caption of a button control on mouse enter event... like when u will take mose over the button or mouse will enter on the button control, it will show what function button control perform.. in a pop up kind way.. its very common in use i think...

seems its very simple thing , but didnt find it on google :P .. its just like caption control in HTML link ....

thanks.

Posted 13-May-10 18:24pm

satendra negi

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^^
Hello thanks buddy , it works :) like

ToolTip1.SetToolTip=(Your Control,"Your Tip for the control")

:)

Posted 14-May-10 2:01am

satendra negi

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Ankur^\m/ 14-May-10 8:07am

It should have come as a comment and not answer. :)

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Ankur^\m/ · Accepted Answer · 2010-05-13T18:32:00

Solution 1

Most of the controls have TootlTip property.
Add a text to this property. Now when you hover your mouse over the control, it will show that text.

Added--
And if it's a Windows application, add a ToolTip from the toolbox on the form. And the property will be available for the controls on the form.

Posted 13-May-10 18:32pm

Ankur^\m/

Updated 13-May-10 18:44pm

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radix3 · Accepted Answer · 2010-05-16T19:50:00

Solution 3

Hello,
Drag and drop ToolTip control from the toolbox
Now
select the button property and select ToolTip on toolTip1 and write what u wana right and you are done, run the application and see the magic

Thanks & Regards
Radix :rose:

Posted 16-May-10 19:50pm

radix3