You can play with that too. In this example, i show how to make an
internal balloon directly in the gridview



2015-01-03 17:54 GMT+01:00 bill-lancaster <bill-lancas...@lineone.net>:
> Sorry about this,
> I thought I'd tried this already - it works fine
> Public Sub GridView1_MouseDown()
>      Balloon.Info(GridView1[GridView1.Row, GridView1.Column].Text,
> GridView1, Mouse.X, Mouse.Y)
> End
>
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