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The NIWeek 2013 Videos are compressed and ready for down load from Tecnova's ftp server All of the videos are files and are around 400 to 450 MB for an hour presentation. I would strongly recomend using an ftp client to transfer them to your computer. A web browser may work but if you want to download multiple viedos the ftp client makes things much easier. My ftp client of choise is FileZilla and it is free. FileZilla can be downloaded at http://filezilla-project.org/ If you are unfamiliar with FileZilla there is a youtube tutorial video found here Thanks to my IT department at Tecnova for giving me the space. V I Engineering has also volunteered the ftp server to help distribute the videos. Thank you Chris for your help. Use this log in information ftp://frc.tecnova.com login: LabVIEW_Videos pw: LabVIEW login and password is case sensitive. if you are using Filezilla your site manager window will look like this. For Use this log in information ftp://tahoe.viengineering.net/LabVIEW_Videos login: LabVIEW_Videos pw: LabVIEW login and password is case sensitive. if you are using Filezilla your site manager window will look like this. I compressed and uploaded these videos in a rush and didn't have time to look through them all so if you find issues please post to this thread. Please enjoy and share the videos with anyone you can. Mark

What if you want to reset the graph when the user resizes the window? Or right clicks on a control? Or. Double presses the escape key? How would you handle this without the event structure? The code you described is very common using the timeout case. The only thing I would do different (but isn't needed) is to set the timeout to 1ms, then use elapsed time to only update every 100ms. Any event generated will reset that timer so if a user spams the keyboard where the event structure handles key down, the timeout may never happen. This functionality slightly changed in 2013. I haven't tried it but I heard the timeout isn't reset with dynamic events anymore.

New - Event Inspector Window (you're gonna love this!) - Never had a need for this, but it may come in handy if you don't know what events you are firing . New - High Priority events - Don't have a use case at the moment. But I can see edge cases where it may be useful. New - Flush Event Queue Function - I've always considered flooding event queues as bad and lazy programming, so I think this will just let bad and lazy programmers off the hook. New - VI Scripting methods and properties for events - Good for tool-chain developers. But no real use case for me. Improvements to the Edit Events Dialog: - Didn't notice Will look again You forget the big one - MOUSE WHEEL . By far the most useful, just a shame it's the only one.