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njkirchner You should register with info-labview :thumbup: as I posted an email about it at the end of last year Check it out as there are some extra stuff that your are not mentioning :arrow: http://messages.info-labview.org/2003/12/25/01.html PJM

Craig,I am spawing VIs. If I understand what you say, you are opening the reference only once. I need to open a new one for every new spawn. Jim, Yes, I had to use a notifier. I did not want to do it because I though that's an overkill for what I want to do, but it has the GREAT advantage of working Philippe

Hi everyone I have a main VI that start a spawn which mission is to execute code after a some delay :clock: (ex:2s). The spawn is start when the "VI:Mouse leave" is triggered. Now, if the user re enter the VI before the delay :clock: expire (ex: before 2s has elapsed), I do no longer wish to execute the code, so I kill my spawn using VI:Abort.VI method. As long as I do not kill my spawn, everything work like a charm, but as soon as I kill my spawn, "VI:Mouse leave" and "VI:Mouse enter" events are generated (?!?!!?) :thumbdown: and I am entering an infinite loop because in "VI:Mouse leave" I generate the spawn and in "VI:Mouse enter" I kill it which generate VI:Mouse leave .... If someone could confirm this (or even better prove me wrong) that will be great. System: Win2k with LV7.0 Attached is some code that will demonstrate the issue Download File:post-16-1079896891.zip

Michael, I believe this property has been available since Labview 6.1. PJM

For what you are describing a subpanel will do just fine. Put a subpanel control (from the container palette) inside you 2nd tab and then you can run your SubVI and display its front panel in the subpanel. For more info on subpanels and how they work, search LV7.0 examples PJM

1) Drop an intensity chart (or an intensity graph) on the front panel (make sure Z axes and ramp are visible) 2) right click the intensity chart and select Properties 3) go to scale tab, select z axes and set it to autoscale and click ok 4) now right click on the ramp and notice that the autoscale Z is not check (alternatively read the property node "Z Scale.Scale Fit") Has been confirmed on Mac as well as on PC PJM

Bug Decription (tried on 2 machine running W2k): Go to user.lib, create a copy of you original dir.mnu ( :arrow: "Copy of dir.mnu") and try to restart labview :? . I got that one while installing my user.lib vis FROM lv6.1 and it took me a while to figure out what was going on. PJM