Mathematica's dynamic interactivity system makes it easy to view and annotate any object in a dynamic way. Building on
Mathematica's symbolic programming architecture, constructs can be nested and combined in arbitrary ways, and both their content and control can be fully dynamic and programmatic.
TabView — make any list of objects be selectable with tabs
SlideView — view any list of objects as a sequence of slides
FlipView — flip between displaying two or more objects
Labeled — associate any label with any object
Framed — put a frame around an object
Overlay — display objects overlaid upon one another
Panel — put an object in a panel
Placeholder — label a place to type
Tooltip — attach any tooltip to any object
Mouseover — specify what to show when the mouse is over an object
StatusArea — put a string in the window status area
PopupWindow — attach a popup window with any content
Annotation — attach a general annotation to an object
MouseAnnotation — find the annotation for the object the mouse is over
Monitor — monitor the progress of a computation
Manipulate — general interactive manipulation
ListAnimate — animate a list of graphics or other objects
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