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  1. We are in the process of doing just that! Take a look at the following link (or google iTweezers ) and you'll see some LabView on the iPad. We're currently working closely with the NI guys directly to get this performing better, but we have implemented the basics for now.Other examples can be seen on our youtube channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/BristolNanoPhysics#p/u We're currently working towards an add-on package for everyone. Dave C
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  2. Just right click and select "generate code". Nothing clever. Even I can do it
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  3. A reminder from our firends at sixclear that "Suspend When Called" isn't just to suspend when called
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  4. I've had several VIs to hide and/or show and enable and/or disable controls and indicators on the front panel. After some discussion on Info-LabVIEW I cleaned them up and combined them. Here are two VIs. One will disable, disable & gray, or enable selected controls on the front panel of the VI it is used in. The other will hide or show (make invisible or visible) selected controls on the front panel of the VI it is used in. Documentation is on the front panel of these VIs as well as in the description of each control/indicator.Kelly BerschI should have included the fact that these VIs are for LabVIEW 8.2.Kelly
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  5. I thought I would wrap up this thread by letting all know of the solution. It's a bit dependent on how much horsepower your PC has but it's PLATFORM INDEPENDENT :thumbup: SIDE NOTE: Mario, I was just looking to display the image (end side note) I have found a way to hack into the picture control to allow fast redraws of streaming video. Assuming you get your video data in a 1-d array of U8 (but concept can be adjusted for any vid format). If you use the standard "Draw Unflattened PixMap" for your first frame, to format all the picture data/header info And then for every following frame, simply replace only that portion of the picture data within the bytestream. You can reach framerates in excess of 30 FPS with only the PICTURE CONTROL. There are a number of other assumptions going on here, but for the sake of space I'll stop here. Happy Hacking ~,~ The Captain
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