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If you're daring, you might try just a repair, but typically a fresh install is the safe way to go.

Weird that so many people have problems with Excel. Some of the work I've done was with a toolkit, but using a plain ActiveX interface wasn't all that complicated for my uses, but then I kind of find that sort of automation "fun".

I don't understand the significance of not having additional installers. Ohh, I see now. Yeah, it sounds like it's re-install time. That was a brand new build specification, right? Have you tried rebooting, just out of curiosity?

Ohhh, right, I'd forgotten. I bet you're looking forward to IE8 in 2013!

This is straying OT, but I've never heard of that - why?

1) I think the forum software was upgraded in the last 24h, based on this post. (For the record, I don't see the buttons you're talking about!) 2) Browsing from the 'View Unread Content' link (since the RSS isn't by-post anymore ), posts are getting marked read for me (Win7/FF3.6.3). Why are you still using IE anyway!?

Actually, they're just purging all that useless information they stockpiled ...

Before re-installing LV, you might try just recreating the build anew.

Very much so. If there are people who like it, though, I don't see the harm in a threads-only feed.

If you're allowed to, you should post the VI so that other people can eyeball it as well.

I'm having this issue as well. Moreover, I *think* I'm only getting RSS items when a new thread is started, not on every post.

Have you looked up the IShellLink interface? There's probably a third-party commandline interface available somewhere if you look hard enough.

Make sure you're in the OK Button: Value Change case, then right-click the event structure and select "Edit Events Handled By This Case ...". In that dialog, there will be a checkbox for locking the front panel.

A combination of two primitives does exactly what you're looking for.

Citing an admittedly aged nugget (so it doesn't explain any performance gain in LV2009) VA are stored in a red-black tree so lookup is pretty speedy; arrays, on the other hand, must be searched sequentially.

Could your device be interpreting 0x0 as its termination character?

No crash here either. Try poking around in MAX (maybe export what you have and then wipe the slate clean) and see if that provides any enlightenment.

You might consider just pointing Darren's tool at your National Instruments directory.

In a temporary moment of clarity, I have realized I was pressing CTRL+Shift. Cool tip!

Doesn't seem to do anything for me (LV2009) ...

From my understanding, the difference here is that you're pulling from a template, not dropping new components. If you can find where those templates are stashed on disk, you should be able to open them up, untick autogrow, and save them back. Thereafter, no more autogrow!

What is "kS"? I know "ks" as kilosecond but can't come up with a unit for "S".

This is pretty basic, but since you didn't mention it specifically: are you using the exact same runtime version? Are they all using the same OS patches? Are they all even the same OS, for that matter? Do they all have the same resident processes? Logged in with the same user privileges?

It's certainly not something I'd put down as obvious, and I don't any mention of the function in the help file (LV2009), so, yeah, it'd be a good nugget. It would almost be better if a checkbox hid its label by default and only showed the boolean text when dropped.

Woohoo! Feel free to kudo