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ToolTips will let you display ToolTips where, when and exactly how you want it. A single control will handle unlimited multiple tooltips, identified by a string tipID. ToolTips can be customized for text, colour, font, size, position and behaviour.
They can automatically time out, or be unloaded manually. Events are fired for mouse actions and the unloading of a tooltip. ToolTips for which size is not specified will autosize to the text content, those for which position is not specified will appear next to the mouse pointer.
The control itself only has colour, font and behaviour properties. All other settings are individual for tooltips, and are set as optional parameters for the ShowToolTip method, which displays a new tooltip returning its tipID. Parameters of an exisiting ToolTip can be changed using the ChangeToolTip method.
A ToolTip can be unloaded manually by using the UnloadToolTip method, or a TimeOut parameter (in milliseconds) can be passed to the ShowToolTip method. Mouse events are handled with an extra tipID parameter to denote the tooltip that generated them, and also a ToolTipUnload event.

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1. Use the ToolTipControl control.
2. Show a tooltip with the string tipID identifying it. The tooltip will show up in the position and with the size indicated in the optional parameters of ShowToolTip.
3. Add ToolTip controls dynamically.
4. Remove ToolTips Crack Free Download by using the UnloadToolTip method, or by setting the TimeOut parameter to a negative value.
5. Change the properties of an existing ToolTip by using the ChangeToolTip method.
6. Unload the currently active ToolTip by using the UnloadToolTip method, or set the TimeOut parameter to a negative value.
7. Fire the ToolTipUnload event when a tooltip is removed.
8. Fire the ToolTipUnload event if the currently active tooltip is removed.
9. Fire the ToolTipUnload event if the tooltip at the mouse position is removed.
10. Fire the ToolTipUnload event if the tooltip at the mouse position is removed.
11. Fire the ToolTipUnload event if a control is moved.
12. Fire the ToolTipUnload event if a control is moved and another tooltip is unloading.
13. Fire the ToolTipUnload event if a control has the ToolTip value.
14. Fire the ToolTipUnload event if a control does not have the ToolTip value.
Example 1:
// Create a ToolTipControl and set its position to top right.
ToolTipControl ttc = new ToolTipControl(this.ClientRectangle);
ttc.ShowToolTip(“MyToolTip”, new Point(100, 100), ToolTipSize.Tiny, ToolTipStyle.Flat);

// Show and hide tooltip at specified time
ttc.ShowToolTip(new Point(100, 100), “AnotherToolTip”, new TimeSpan(0, 5, 0), ToolTipSize.Small);

// Remove a tooltip from a control by using its string ID
ttc.UnloadToolTip(new string(“MyToolTip”));

Example 2:
// Create a ToolTipControl and set its position to bottom right.
ToolTipControl ttc = new ToolTipControl(this.ClientRectangle);
ttc.ShowToolTip(“MyToolTip”, new Point(100, 100), ToolTipSize.Tiny, ToolTipStyle.Flat);

// Unload tooltips by setting TimeOut

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SHOWTIP1 – New tooltip. The size, text, font, position and behaviour parameters specify how the tooltip will look.
SHOWTIP2 – Modify tooltip. The size, text, font, position and behaviour parameters specify how the tooltip will look.
UNLOADTIP1 – Unload the currently displayed tooltip.
UNLOADTIP2 – Unload the currently displayed tooltip and unhide the tooltip specified.
BEGIN, END and TIMER events are fired for these calls.
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The size and position of a tooltip can be changed using the following properties:
•size:
Size is specified as a percentage of the bounding rectangle of the tooltip.
•position:
Position is specified as a percentage of the bounding rectangle of the tooltip.
•top:
Top position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
•left:
Left position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
•height:
Height of the tooltip.
•width:
Width of the tooltip.
•right:
Right position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
•bottom:
Bottom position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
•topLeft:
Top-left position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
•topRight:
Top-right position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
•leftBottom:
Left-bottom position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
•rightTop:
Right-top position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
•bottomLeft:
Bottom-left position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
•bottomRight:
Bottom-right position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle.
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Sets or retrieves the tooltip on a specific control.
Parameters
controlID: The ID of the control whose tooltip is to be set or retrieved.
TipID: A string which specifies the tooltip to set or retrieve.
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This is a modifier for the tooltip text.
Parameters
text: The text to display in the tooltip.
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Sets or retrieves the tooltip position of a specific control.
Parameters
controlID: The ID of the control whose tooltip position is to be set or retrieved.
Position: Specifies the position of the tooltip in the bounding rectangle of the control (see tooltip.top, tooltip.left, tooltip.right and tooltip.bottom
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ToolTips

A very flexible and customisable tool tip control.

Requires:
– System.dll
– System.Drawing.dll
– System.Windows.Forms.dll

Tip 1: Simply change the color, font, size or position of a ToolTip.

Tip 2: Simply call ShowToolTip passing an existing ToolTip object.

Tip 3: Change the position, font, size and colour of a ToolTip using the ChangeToolTip method.

Tip 4: Create your own ToolTip events, for example for an UnloadToolTip.

Tip 5: Add your own ToolTipStyles, for example a new ToolTipStyle called ShortText.

Tip 6: Change the size of the ToolTip using the AutoSize property.

Tip 7: Change the position of the ToolTip using the MouseToClient and MouseToLocal properties.

Tip 8: Change the background colour of the ToolTip using the ShowBalloon property.

Tip 9: Call UnloadToolTip passing a TimeOut parameter.

Tip 10: Change the behaviour of the ToolTip control using the ToolTipBehavior property.

Tip 11: Don’t bother with tips when it’s not required.

Tip 12: Use custom ToolTips for children controls.

Tip 13: Use the new System.Windows.Forms.ToolTipManager to manage ToolTips.

Tip 14: Use the new System.Windows.Forms.ToolTipIcon to display icons in ToolTips.

See also:
ToolTip,
ChangeToolTip,
ToolTipManager,
UnloadToolTip,
GetToolTip,
ShowToolTip,
System.Windows.Forms.Control.MouseToClient,
System.Windows.Forms.Control.MouseToLocal,
ShowBalloon,
AutoSize,
AutoSizeMode,
ToolTipText,
ToolTipPosition,
ToolTipTitle,
ToolTipIcon,
ToolTipBehavior,
ToolTipFormat,
ToolTipDuration,
ToolTip

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The main use of ToolTips is to display text next to the control, or mouse pointer as a tooltip.
ToolTips can have different properties:

A tooltip can be displayed automatically, only appearing on the mouse pointer. The amount of time the tooltip is displayed (TimeOut) is also configurable.

A tooltip can be displayed only on mouse hover.

A tooltip can be displayed only when the mouse cursor is inside a defined area (area), or when the mouse is moved over this area.

A tooltip can be displayed when the mouse cursor is not inside an area, but a short press on a control triggers the display of the tooltip.

A tooltip can be displayed on mouse click, or short press on a control, only if there is an active tooltip on the control.

A tooltip can be displayed on mouse action, or on a timer, only if there is an active tooltip on the control.

A tooltip can be displayed for all the controls in the form (or a child form), identified by a String Identifer.

A tooltip can be displayed in a specific colour, or change colour on hover, or both.

ToolTips can be customized for text, font, colour, size, position and behaviour, by providing your own or a provided list of functions.

The tooltip properties are set using properties and methods, and for the most part the provided functions suffice, but a few extra properties are also provided (SetPosition, SetHoverPosition). The default values are similar to the Win32 API (HWND, HMENU, DC, TFC, etc.) and are configurable by using the properties (ChangePosition, SetPosition, SetHoverPosition, GetPosition, GetHoverPosition).

Controls on which ToolTips should be displayed:
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The ToolTip control will display a ToolTip next to the control identified by a String Identifier. To display the tooltips for the controls of the form or child form you can use the properties and methods in this class (ToolTips).

To display ToolTips on a control when mouse is pressed, click, released or moved:

– On mouse down, the control is in ToolTip1 state.

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* – Control type
– Show ToolTip
* – Button
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– :meth:`Control.ShowToolTip`

System Requirements For ToolTips:

* Windows 7/8/8.1
* 2 GB of RAM or more
* 1.8 GHz
* Windows 10 64-bit
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