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Not very easily at all. If this is a custom dialog (do you mean userform????)
, why not simply show the value of the current printer as a Label on it? That
would be straightforward, and uncomplicated.

Trying to create custom MouseOver-like events is a pain.

Art® wrote:
>I have created a macro that shows a dialog box with all my installed
>printers where I work. My question is if there is any way to have the macro
>icon's yellow message box show the name of the currently selected printer
>when the user hovers the mouse over it? This would be similar to what now
>happens when I hover my mouse above the printer icon in Word. How would I go
>about controlling the message box for an macro's icon?
>
>TIA,
>
>Art®

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