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Hi, I have a new Problem with my Mac -
At Finder, Mail, Cyberduck the yellow Info displays by Mouse Over displays immediately while using the Cursor.
Normaly the Infos about a Folder or File appear a few seconds after the mouse is still on it - but in my case it appearing directly.
Can somebody help ?
THX
Henning

Hi
since it's several apps - try the tip at http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20061107125819464 or at least a
defaults read -g NSInitialToolTipDelay
to see if that's the cause
Is a New User Account the same ?

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