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How can I object name that is in the form and the mouse is on it do?

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    Milad Biroonvand
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    How can I object name that is in the form and the mouse is on it do? Thanks! milad.biroonvand

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      How can I object name that is in the form and the mouse is on it do? Thanks! milad.biroonvand

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      DaveAuld
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      Either i am still drunk from last nights beverages.....or that question makes no sense at all. Could you rephrase the question?

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        Either i am still drunk from last nights beverages.....or that question makes no sense at all. Could you rephrase the question?

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        Luc Pattyn
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        could be both, however I don't think it is. :)

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          How can I object name that is in the form and the mouse is on it do? Thanks! milad.biroonvand

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          Dave Kreskowiak
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          You might want to have someone else more versed in English post this question. Your post makes no sense at all.

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          • M Milad Biroonvand

            How can I object name that is in the form and the mouse is on it do? Thanks! milad.biroonvand

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            TheComputerMan
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            I am going to assume that you are saying how can you find the name of the object which the mouse is over. Would that be correct? You would have to use a routine that accessed the mouse hover probably and then read the details from the sender object. That would be my suggestion.

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            • M Milad Biroonvand

              How can I object name that is in the form and the mouse is on it do? Thanks! milad.biroonvand

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              Wayne Gaylard
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              Just add a ToolTip to your form and set the ToolTip on each control to the name of the control.

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