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Since I just passed the exam It is only fair that I answer my own questions The first time around I spent way too much effort on style. I set my monitor resolution to 1024x768 and made sure everything could be seen without scrolling. I think this got in the way of the all important functionality category by slowing me down. On the passing exam I didn't worry too much about it. The BD was not huge but did require some horizontal scrolling reflecting the way I normally program. I lost one point on style but it was not for this. So my advice is to not try so hard in the style category to the extent that it slows you down. Just be reasonable. Create the icons and documentation before creating any code so you don't forget. Same for the front panel control typedef control and indicator descriptions and tip-strips.

Dear OpenG and LAVA Communities, I’m happy to announce that the OpenG community is moving its primary discussions into the LAVA discussion forums. This will server two primary purposes: 1) To increase the visibility of OpenG and make it easier for more people to contribute, find support, and stay up to date about developments in OpenG. 2) To reduce the burden of the spam and other server administrative tasks. The existing OpenG discussion forums will remain available as a read-only archive, and will include a prominent notice that the discussion forums have moved to a new address, here on the LAVA forums. We hope you agree that this is a great step forward for OpenG and that it will add yet another positive element to the already solid foundation of LAVA. We are confident that it will allow the OpenG team to better serve its users, as well as increasing the amount of participation as a whole. If you have any questions about this transition, please post a topic in the OpenG forums on LAVA. Thank you, Jim Kring OpenG Founder