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I second Daklu. After all, we have an undo operation. Maybe we can just have a checkbox 'do not show this message again'. And make sure there is an ini file entry for this, so we can keep this setting across machines by simply copying the ini file. Felix

How about just annoying? There are (IMO) too many "are you sure" messages. For example, drop a case structure on a block diagram and put a random function in each of the cases. Right click on it and select "Remove Case Structure." We're lovingly rewarded with this warning: This happens with any multi-frame stacked structure (event, diagram disable, etc.) that has content in the other frames. I understand NI is looking out for inexperienced programmers, but we understand the behavior and consequences of removing a stacked structure. We don't need to be reminded every single time. I can safely say in the years I've been using Labview I have never, not one single time, changed my mind about removing a structure because of the dialog box.

All the U8 array manipulation is useless. The type input to Unflatten From String just needs the datatype - string, in your case - and the actual length and content of that string is irrelevant. What are you trying to get out of this? If you just need the first 260 elements in the string, then use string subset. There's no reason to unflatten a string from a string; the flattened form of a string is just the same string, with the length preprended. If you're getting that data from C then the length information isn't there, which will prevent LabVIEW from unflattening it correctly.

rendering utrasonic scans in 3-space. With skins This I call "Cscan on the surface. This shows the data rendered inside the wheel Extreme zoom in, sector of wheel reduced threshold looking at flaw from inside wheel Another CScan on surface but challenge of the web illustrated. This was all implemented using LVOOP so that I can add new surfaces for other applciations when the need arises. Ben