Jim Kring
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NI created their repository using VIPM 2010 Beta, which expired after the beta period ended. We noticed the issue and fixed it right away -- it's all good, now. I'm glad to see you're hard at work using VIPM on the weekends, Jon
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Congratulations! Next step: CLA
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I love it! I post an idea to the LabVIEW Idea Exchange and now it's a feature (via JKI RCF plugin): http://cot.ag/bpnAHw
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Happy to see "what's new" list from NI for Scripting feature in LabVIEW 2010, now officially supported: http://cot.ag/9qS6Hr
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Why must I re-learn all the subtle details of apache mod rewrite and regular expressions every time I need some simple URL redirects?
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Survey shows people don't want to plug wire (USB/iTunes) into wireless device (iPhone) to use it: http://cot.ag/a14MHP
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Problem with TortoiseSVN 1.6.8 & 1.6.9. Run "Repair" to fix. 1.6.10 won't have this issue. See here: http://cot.ag/a15ORK
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Allow user to specify location of "LabVIEW Data" folder
Jim Kring replied to mje's topic in LabVIEW Feature Suggestions
You should be able to adjust this in the options, as shown in the screenshot, below: Cheers,
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Thanks for the initial round of ideas, guys. I want to keep it as a single file, so I don't really like the idea of an extra DLL or a batch file.
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Hey LAVA'ers, Does anyone know of any tools or techniques to modify the error message that shows up when trying to run a built LabVIEW app, when the Run-Time Engine is not installed? Thanks!
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Anything worth selling should not be sold short. We've got several tricks up our sleeve, so stay tuned for NIWeek 2010...
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Hey Val, Wow, we never thought anyone would ever want to do that But seriously, you can use VIPM to uninstall the JKI TSVN Tool (just find it in VIPM's package list and choose uninstall). You should actually do a Select All and uninstall all packages. And, you'll want to do this in every LabVIEW version that VIPM is managing. Then, go into the VIPM options dialog and (on the LabVIEW page) uncheck every LabVIEW version in the list. Then, close VIPM and choose (Windows) Start >> Programs >> JKI >> VI Package Manager >> VI Package Manager Uninstall. BTW, you might not want to uninstall VIPM, yet. VIPM 2010 is going to be released soon and I have a feeling that you won't be able to live without it (because it's super awesome and will revolutionize the way we all share LabVIEW tools and add-ons) -Jim
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VIPM 2010 is going to work on Mac, right @mikeaivaliotis? http://yfrog.com/0vp22rj
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Hope that LabVIEW 2010 runs on Mac...
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Deep thought of the day: Do software engineers at Apple get in trouble if they practice pair (pear) programming?
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Using OpenG Zip Tools On 64-bit LabVIEW
Jim Kring replied to MatthewHarrison's topic in OpenG General Discussions
Here you go. labview.lib_64-bit.zip
