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When I place my cursor over something on a page a box appears and gives the description of what that is. How do I turn it off? It does the same thing in IE and it's annoying to have it do it all of the time for every little thing that the cursor sits on.

By TKaye Asked Jul 22 2009 10:42AM
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by G_tech on Jul 22, 2009 at 12:04 pm Permalink

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not knowing if you in XP or Vista so not sure how to answer this question, I have never heard anyone ask to have that feature turned off.

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when it opens choose from the OS you have, if you don't see what your looking for each site has a forum on it and you can ask question there.
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