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The blog is about the Adding ToolTips to Windows Controls.
This has been excerpted from book "The Complete Visual C# Programmer's Guide from the Authors of C# Corner".
Adding a ToolTip to a control is a simple matter of implementing the functionality provided by the ToolTip class. There are two steps to add a ToolTip to a control: first, create an instance of the ToolTip control; second, attach a control to the ToolTip object by calling the ToolTip.SetToolTip method. To activate the ToolTip, set the Active property to true. The following code adds a ToolTip to a button control:
ToolTip
toolTip1 =
new
System.Windows.Forms.
ToolTip
();
toolTip1.SetToolTip (button1,
"This is tooltip test"
);
toolTip1.Active =
true
;
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