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A JavaScript instruction that is used to test the current position of the mouse. For example, it is widely 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, typically having a "depressed" look. Using "on mouseover" in a JavaScript statement that relates to the image enables the altered image to be displayed.
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When an object is in INFO mode, a mouseover of a sub-object will cause it to be highlighted and a popup caption, based on the information mode set, to be displayed.
A knowledge-navigation system for dimensional metrology by Moncarz, Howard T. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
Scalix 11 improves SWA with server-side search, full folder sharing, delegation, out-of-office assistant, address auto-completion, mouseover and right click functionality, and faster performance.
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The finished PDF uses mouseover labels, TagTips(TM), to display the properties of the XBRL data which is contained inside the document.
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