Re: CToolTipCtrl problem

"Nord Pierre" <non> wrote in message
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Paul diLascia says in http://www.microsoft.com/msj/0397/c/c0397.aspx

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Dealing with tooltips can be a real pain in C, but MFC makes it easy. You
don't have to create a tooltip window or CToolTipCtrl object or anything
like that. All you have to do is call CWnd::EnableToolTips to enable
tooltips, override the virtual function CWnd::OnToolHitTest, and write a
WM_NOTIFY handler for TTN_NEEDTEXT. MFC maintains a single, thread-global
tooltip control for each thread in your app. It's the same tooltip control
MFC uses to display toolbar button tips, if you use the CBRS_TOOLTIPS style
and remember to add the tooltip text at the end of each menu prompt string,
separated from the prompt by a newline as in "Open the file\nOpen"."
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So you may want to rewrite your code to take advantage of the built-in CWnd
tooltip.

-- David