http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=21530
--- Comment #5 from Kenneth Robinette support@securenetterm.com 2010-01-29 10:53:59 --- (In reply to comment #4)
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I can only report what I see. If you don't want to believe it or just run the attached application to verify, so be it.
I doesn't matter do I believe you or not. Looking at code is better than tracing built application. Is it a executable from a kind of MS SDK samples or something? If so where are these samples available? Do you mean tooltips on toolbar buttons?
This bug reporting system is a big joke!
I'm sure it is.
Yes, it is a simple Microsoft program that demos tapi. It is the smallest demo from Microsoft that has a toolbar containing tooltips associated with buttons contained on that toolbar. It is the minimal required to see the problem. I can provide everything needed to compile if desired. However if you just run it on a real Windows system, you will see the tooltip displayed when you hover the mouse over a toolbar button. If you run under Wine you will not. As simple as can be. I attached the demo because quite frankly I am sick and tired of seeing the stupid reply "This notification should be supported already." Of course it should. But is does not. And you can prove it to yourself by running the attachement.
Following is information on source of tapicom and link for download of source:
TapiComm The TapiComm sample uses both the Telephony API and the Win32 Communications API to demonstrate one way to implement a very simple TTY application. While the user interface and TTY emulation are very rudimentary, the TAPI and comm modules are fairly complete. For more information, see the tapicomm.doc or tapicomm.rtf file included in the TapiComm sample directory.
http://www.tapi.info/downloads/samples/psdk/tapi2/tapicomm.zip
As a side comment, tapi also DOES NOT WORK under wine. Another reason I used this application to demo basic problems with Wine.