MSDN covers it fairly thoroughly for native code. You can obviously P/Invoke CreateWindowEx and SHInitExtraControls. From that point on, it's all about using the tool tip messages like TTM_ACTIVATE to control the tip.
It's all very doable, but just looking at the API, I'd guesstimate it's probably a week of work to churn out a managed object model for it.
Manish Kumar ChoudharyPosted Dec 12, 2014, 7:28 AM
hi jayashree R,
MSDN covers it fairly thoroughly for native code. You can obviously P/Invoke CreateWindowEx and SHInitExtraControls. From that point on, it's all about using the tool tip messages like TTM_ACTIVATE to control the tip.
It's all very doable, but just looking at the API, I'd guesstimate it's probably a week of work to churn out a managed object model for it.