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mouse over
(1) To move the mouse pointer over an object on screen such as an icon, text link or menu.

(2) (mouseover) A JavaScript instruction that tests the current position of the mouse. It is used to change the appearance of a button used as a hyperlink to another page. Two buttons are created: one in the normal state; the other altered to look like it was pressed in some manner. The JavaScript statement "on mouseover" displays the altered image.


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it''s a small green bar at the top of your toolbar; mouseover it, and it tells you what the pagerank of the current page is).
For instance, the task bar ( the area where you click to start your programmes) is at the top and is activated with a mouseover, and you don't necessarily have to click.
The site is visually driven with many products on one page, but minimal-to-no text, and instant mouseover descriptions and pricing.
 
 
 
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