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Topic Closedsetting tooltips display

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    Posted: 24.Oct.2011 at 17:27
Hi, I'm wondering how I can set my tooltips so that it gives me information on example a cogo point. Me tooltips IS enabled (1) so i was wondering if I can choose what appears in the TOOLTIP display when hovering a cgo point or surface.
 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 24.Oct.2011 at 19:02
You might want to use a custom lisp routine that emulates the functionality of a Tool Tip.  Something along the lines of a dynamic information tool which would enable you to gather important information about an object in a drawing just by moving your cursor over it.
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