K Ken Tucker [MVP] Sep 8, 2004 #2 Hi, Mouse moves occurs when the mouse moves over the control. Mouse hover occurs when mouse is staying still over the control Ken
Hi, Mouse moves occurs when the mouse moves over the control. Mouse hover occurs when mouse is staying still over the control Ken
C Cor Ligthert Sep 8, 2004 #3 Peter, In addition to Ken, maybe not your question, however probably is mouse.enter and mouse.leave better to use. I hope this helps? Cor
Peter, In addition to Ken, maybe not your question, however probably is mouse.enter and mouse.leave better to use. I hope this helps? Cor
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Sep 8, 2004 #4 * "Peter Stojkovic said: What is the difference between the two Events Click to expand... Just to make sure you didn't miss a feature of the Visual Studio .NET IDE: Pressing the F1 key will start the documentation/help.
* "Peter Stojkovic said: What is the difference between the two Events Click to expand... Just to make sure you didn't miss a feature of the Visual Studio .NET IDE: Pressing the F1 key will start the documentation/help.
C Cor Ligthert Sep 8, 2004 #5 Just to make sure you didn't miss a feature of the Visual Studio .NET IDE: Pressing the F1 key will start the documentation/help. Click to expand... Is Armin visiting you? Cor
Just to make sure you didn't miss a feature of the Visual Studio .NET IDE: Pressing the F1 key will start the documentation/help. Click to expand... Is Armin visiting you? Cor
H Herfried K. Wagner [MVP] Sep 8, 2004 #6 * "Cor Ligthert said: Is Armin visiting you? Click to expand... No.
