in VB6 - if I had a textbox that included text which was longer than the
actual box - I could easily, as the box was populated, add something like:
txtOne.ToolTipText=(same as text)

However, I can't find anything in Intellisense that is or resembles
something that I can use for this - -

What am I missing?

Re: Where is 'TooltiipText'? by Herfried

Herfried
Fri Dec 09 11:47:21 CST 2005

"Elmo Watson" <sputnik75043@No.Spam.Yahho.com> schrieb:
> in VB6 - if I had a textbox that included text which was longer than the
> actual box - I could easily, as the box was populated, add something like:
> txtOne.ToolTipText=(same as text)
>
> However, I can't find anything in Intellisense that is or resembles
> something that I can use for this - -

There's a ToolTip component available in the toolbox.

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Re: Where is 'TooltiipText'? by Stoitcho

Stoitcho
Fri Dec 09 16:03:49 CST 2005

Elmo,
Add the tooltip control to the form. When added new Tooltip property shows
up for the controls on the form.


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"Elmo Watson" <sputnik75043@No.Spam.Yahho.com> wrote in message
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> in VB6 - if I had a textbox that included text which was longer than the
> actual box - I could easily, as the box was populated, add something like:
> txtOne.ToolTipText=(same as text)
>
> However, I can't find anything in Intellisense that is or resembles
> something that I can use for this - -
>
> What am I missing?
>