Positioning a RadToolTip relative to the browser window (instead of to the mouse 	or to an element) is very useful in some scenarios. In this manner different styles 	can be built, for example an Outlook one, in which the tooltip is shown in the right 	bottom area of the browser.
This can be easily done by setting the RadToolTip's RelativeTo 	property to BrowserWindow and the Position property 	to the desired value.
A lot of configuration combinations are possible and it is important to know the 	following rules by which the tooltip determines how and when to be shown
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		The default scenario is when the RadToolTip has its TargetControlID set and also has these settings: RelativeTo="Mouse" or MouseTrailing = "true". In this case its position is calculated according to the mouse coordinates.
	
- The setting RelativeTo=BrowserWindow has a highest priority - the RadToolTip is shown relative to the browser, not to a target control even if a TargetControlID has been specified.
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		If the TargetControlID is not set and the ShowEvent is "FromCode" then the tooltip is positioned relative to the browser window. The OffsetX and OffsetY values are calculated using the browser corner (based on the Position property setting).
	
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		If the TargetControlID is set and the ShowEvent is "FromCode" the tooltip's position is calculated relative to the element.
	
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		If the tooltip has RelativeTo="Mouse" and TargetControl is set, and yet its showing is invoked programmatically from code the tooltip is positioned relative to the target element.
	
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		If the tooltip has RelativeTo="Element" and TargetControl is set, its position is calculated according to the specified element.
	
	This example demonstrates positioning the tooltip relative to target element, mouse
	or browser