Basic knowledge / Tooltips


Tooltips are available almost everywhere, when you move the mouse cursor over an icon, a button, a drop-down menu, a check-box, a slider, a text-box, etc. What's more... if you move on a BASIC instruction, an Assembly mnemonic, a TED register or a "famous"-memory address such as $C567, then you can get a little information and a short example about it.

For example when you are on "Save"-toolbar icon, you can see what will be happen if you press Right Mouse Button (RMB) on this button: "Save as..."

NOP assembly mnemonic is an other good example, because you can see the code of published(+) or unpublished(-) NOP and their syntaxes:

One of my favorite tooltips is when I go over a TED register and showing up its bits and what are them used for: