The onMouseOver event handler: a MouseOver event occurs when the user points the mouse to a text or graphic link. Here is the syntax of onMouseOver event handler:

onMouseOver="code"

• You insert the onMouseOver event handler in the link's <A HREF> tag. Note that onMouseOver event handlers work only with links! 
• The window.status property refers to the status property of the built-in window object. 
• This window.status property specifies a message in the status bar at the bottom of the browser window.
• The window.open property specifies a window to open.
• You can use a semi-colon to chain multiple JavaScript statements in a single line. 
• You can also use semi-colons to end statements, just as in C and C++. The difference is that the semi-colon is optional in JavaScript. 
• You use return to return a value to the caller.
  

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  Sample:

  <a href="www.yahoo.com" onMouseOver = "window.open('http://www.yahoo.com.')">
  <img src="/images/file.gif" border="0"></a>
  

Task to do:

1. Create a onMouseOver that will open the www.mvhs.net page from your page. You will find the mustang.gif icon in the images directory.