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QUOTE (LV_FPGA_SE @ Jul 1 2008, 08:20 AM) Cool! Since the whole string gets larger, the tab grows automatically even under "justify tabs" feature. That's really clever Thanks! Catherine QUOTE (Yair @ Jul 1 2008, 12:41 PM) Instead, what you might want to do is use some other way to make the current tab stand out. You can do this by enabling multiple colors on the tab control and then using the Pages[] property to color all other pages in another color. Thanks for the advice. However, my boss insisted on having the tabs the way I described. Catherine

QUOTE (Ton @ Jun 30 2008, 11:42 PM) Hmm, we probably will use labview later on, but since I'm just gonna be junior this fall...and well, I guess companies spend some money on student internships so that these people will be more likely work for them after graduate, and that's when they start exploiting their workers to get the money back My job mainly focuses on developing the HMI for machines that assemble compact lens modules used in cell phones. Lilies! I bet there are all kinds of pretty flowers in the Netherlands Catherine

Hi, I just started using labview for about a month and have a quick question on tab control. I'm wondering if there's any way to make tabs in a tab control different sizes. That is, how do I make the active tab twice bigger than the inactive tab? I've been poking around for days but still couldn't figure this out. Thanks for helping! Catherine

Hi everyone, I'm an EE major working on my internship for the summer, and thus started learning labview from the very beginning. Well, I must say this is so much different than text programming, considering that's all we do at school...quite an interesting way to program though Anyway, nice to meet you all! Catherine