>You can download my Outlook class (file section of UT or click the New icon), the 'hover' behaviour is handle by only 1 timer and this timer is self-disabled when the mouse go off the buttons.
>
>The zip file does not provide a toolbar sample, so i write it here.
>
>The class was designed on VFP 5, but if you do a 'compile form' on the VCX it could run on VFP 3 to.
>
>

>**** Creation of a outlook like toolbar
>
>SET CLASSLIB TO Outlook.vcx ADDITIVE
>PUBLIC MyToolBar
>MyToolBar=CREATEOBJECT('toollook')
>MyToolBar.Show()
>
>**************************************************
>*-- Class:        toollook
>*-- ParentClass:  toolbar
>*-- BaseClass:    toolbar
>*
>DEFINE CLASS toollook AS toolbar
>
>
>	Caption = "Out-Look!"
>	Height = 222
>	Left = 0
>	Top = 0
>	Width = 83
>	Name = "toollook"
>
>
>	ADD OBJECT outlook1 AS outlook WITH ;
>		Top = 5, ;
>		Left = 5, ;
>		Height = 213, ;
>		captions = "Click the button!;And this one...;This one to!", ;
>		commands = ('wait wind "Hi, how are you?" nowait;wait wind "Not so bad..." nowait;wait wind "And you?" nowait'), ;
>		pictures = "trash.bmp;folder.bmp;folder.bmp", ;
>		buttoncount = 3, ;
>		Name = "Outlook1", ;
>		Label1.Name = "Label1"
>
>
>ENDDEFINE
>*
>*-- EndDefine: toollook
>**************************************************
>

Gerald, can you provide an example to produce standard-IE like toolbar docked to screen and displaying tooltips when mouse moves to them?
Your example is very strange to use as toolbar.