Mouse over Tabs - shows document name?

I notice when I go to close tabs in CS5, the full name of the document appears in a white box over and to the left of the tab, when my mouse goes over the tab, then I can't close the tab until the document name disappears- which takes about 5 seconds, allthough seems like forever. Does anyone know how to turn that feature off, or reduce the time it displays the name?

Yes, when mouse over the document tab, full name of document will appear. You can just click once on the white box it will disappear.
On Preferences>General dialog, you can check off Show Tool Tips to not show the white box when mouse over document tab, but it will also stop all tips when mouse over a tool, an icon on a panel/dialog.

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> Hello,
>
> ich have made some tabs with mouse over...
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1</li>
> ...
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