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Here are this year's BBQ limericks. If you find that your woman is yearning, for a good dose of sweet LabVIEW learning. Show her 2013, where the examples are clean, and no longer cause stomach churning. A weirdo who loved C++ Met JeffK while riding the bus. A discussion transpired, His brain got rewired, Now the weirdo loves LabVIEW like us! You’ve heard of this framework called Actor, Well it’s great for your LabVIEW geek factor! When a girl sees your app, It won't look like crap, And you can use that to somehow attract her. You might wonder how I got so skilled, At getting lim'rick orders fulfilled. I have plenty of time To work out the rhymes, ‘Cuz my app takes 4 hours to build.

We all know a poet named Darren He writes limericks with much love and carin' We love a good rhyme And appreciate his time Here's hoping he never goes barren

You're welcome. (And sorry it took so long for us to find a way to address this). The changes that improved this performance were specific to the listbox, multicolumn listbox, table and tree controls. I don't expect that they will conflict with any "programming around the problem" tricks that you've used in the past.

What have you written?

Your instinct isn't very far-fetched. My first thought when I read the first post in this thread was to answer with a verse from a Monty Python skit.

I've been keeping an eye on this as it looks like an interface with lots of potential. (Unfortunately, I don't have one to play with. ) I've seen two reviews that may be helpful: http://www.theguardian.com/technology/blog/2013/jul/29/leap-motion-review-i-want-my-hoverboard http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/07/hands-on-with-the-leap-motion-controller-cool-but-frustrating-as-hell/ There seems to be difficulty with extraneous light and arm fatigue.

how do i get one of this