Note: Balloon Help is not available in Mac OS X.
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Balloon Help is a reference tool introduced in Mac OS 7.With it, you can move your mouse over an item such as a menu, button,window, or dialog, and a comic strip style balloon will appear thatcontains information about that item. To activate Balloon Help, fromthe Help menu, select Show Balloons (looks like aquestion mark inside a balloon in System 7.0.x and 7.1.x, a stylizedquestion mark in System 7.5.x and 7.6.x, and 'Help' in Mac OS 8.x and9.x). To turn it off, from the same menu, select HideBalloons.
Different applications support Balloon Help to different degrees.Some applications, such as Netscape Communicator, don't useit at all, while others, especially the Finder, use itextensively.