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|I would like the screen tip to be inside of what PowerPoint refers to as a
| "call out." It is a square with a "V" coming out that makes it look like a
| comment from a person. Can you tell me how to code a sreen tip like that?
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| "Murray" wrote:
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| > <a href="whatever.html" style="cursor:help" title="get help here">Help</a>
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| > Murray
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| > MVP FrontPage
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| > | > > The word that I have the screen tip associated with is also a link.
| > > However
| > > when I link the word the help (?) cursor disappears. I really like using
| > > the
| > > help (?) icon but can not figure out how to add a link to the word without
| > > the help cursor disappearing.
| > >
| > > "Lynn" wrote:
| > >
| > >> Thanks - I think it is wonderful the way it is.......
| > >>
| > >> "Mike Mueller" wrote:
| > >>
| > >> > Not really, unless you want to start diving into javascript.
| > >> >
| > >> > | > >> > : Actually it does stay visible until mouseout. Still a
| > >> > question of if I can
| > >> > : make the font larger and change the color.........
| > >> > :
| > >> > : "Lynn" wrote:
| > >> > :
| > >> > : > That worked! Wish I understood how you did it. A
| > >> > question on formatting of
| > >> > : > the screen tip. Is it possible to format the text and
| > >> > to have it appear
| > >> > : > quicker and stay until mouseout?
| > >> > : >
| > >> > : > "Jon Spivey" wrote:
| > >> > : >
| > >> > : > > Hi,
| > >> > : > > You could use title= and maybe change the cursor to ?
| > >> > and underline the word
| > >> > : > > to make it look nicer, eg
| > >> > : > > <style type="text/css">
| > >> > : > > span{
| > >> > : > > cursor:help;
| > >> > : > > border-bottom:1px solid red;
| > >> > : > > }
| > >> > : > > </style>
| > >> > : > > <p>this is some <span title="a description of this
| > >> > word">text</span></p>
| > >> > : > >
| > >> > : > > Cheers,
| > >> > : > > Jon
| > >> > : > >
| > >> > message
| > >> > : > >
| > >> > | > >> > : > > > Is there a way to attached a screen tip to a word so
| > >> > that when the screen
| > >> > : > > > is
| > >> > : > > > resized or opened in a different size window the
| > >> > layers will follow? With
| > >> > : > > > absolute positioning it stays in one spot even if
| > >> > the word/phrase has
| > >> > : > > > moved.
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