' --- The ListBoxTooltip class'' Usage in the client form:'' Dim lstTT As New ListBoxTooltip'' Private Sub Form_Load()' Set lstTT.ListBox = List1' End Sub' Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)' Set lstTT.ListBox = Nothing' End SubPublic WithEvents ListBox As ListBoxPrivate Sub ListBox_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, _ Y As Single) Dim oldFont As StdFont, itemIndex As Long ' since a listbox doesn't have a TextHeight method ' we must borrow it from its Parent With ListBox.Parent Set oldFont = .Font Set .Font = ListBox.Font ' determine which element the mouse is on itemIndex = Y .TextHeight("A") + ListBox.TopIndex ' restore fonts Set .Font = oldFont End With ' set the tooltip to the current item's string If itemIndex < ListBox.ListCount Then ListBox.ToolTipText = ListBox.List(itemIndex) Else ListBox.ToolTipText = "" End IfEnd Sub
Top Careers at Microsoft
February 3, 2023
Microsoft has gained its position as one of the top companies in the world, and Microsoft careers are flourishing. This multinational company is efficiently developing popular software and computers with other consumer electronics. It is a dream come true for so many people to acquire a high paid, high-prestige job
