Fab
-
Posts
193 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
15
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Downloads
Gallery
Everything posted by Fab
-
Norm just explained how to #LabVIEW app instances by name instead of port via VI Server options #CLASummit
-
#CLASummit begins in less than one week. I can't wait to get together with my #LabVIEW friends :-)
-
"@jkisoftware: Check Out Latest Instrumentation Newsletter and Be a LabVIEW Bug Exterminator http://t.co/RJJae5de" I'm in it! Thanks JKI!
-
Jeremy, Thank you so much for sponsoring this... Today (before I saw this post) I started to get worried that we didn't have anything planned for Sunday and Tuesday. You took care of Sunday. Thank you, thank you, thank you Now for Tuesday, we are still open for suggestions: https://decibel.ni.com/content/message/33410#33410 Thanks, Fab
-
"@eyesonvis: And it looks like I'll be presenting at the upcoming CLA Summit! On the previously-mentioned-you-can't-miss-it feature" Awesome
-
Mark, I am aware that this was an issue last year. I am waiting to get some information on other events happening around the same time. Once I have that clear, I will ask for a local CLA to volunteer to coordinate and suggest places for dinner for Sunday and Tuesday. I will keep you posted and thanks for bringing that back to my attention. Fab
-
Continuing to toot my own horn: Community: LabVIEW Champions: 2012 LabVIEW Champion Inductees | Nine New Members!: http://t.co/cXJAEJ5i via
-
Thanks for posting that, I didn't know I could do it from icon to icon. I knew about dragging any image file from your file explorer directly on to the icon without opening the icon editor too. I normally demo it with the sample pictures that ship with Windows and I end up with a VI with a sunset icon (XP) or a Koala (Windows 7)
-
Also, you might want to change color and make it clear that this is a subVI of yours and not a primitive
-
I just discovered by accident that if you copy a primitive VI (like add) then edit the icon of a VI and paste , you get the icon of the primitive? I am sure a lot of you already knew this, but I thought I would share, because it was a nice surprise to me. Now it will be easier to create new icons. Fab
- 18 replies
-
- 15
-
-
NI Week is at downtown Austin. CLA Summit is at northwest Austin at NI's headquarters, farther from the airport. I doubt there will be hotel shuttles from the airport, but you can ask your hotel. Like JGcode mentioned, there are other shuttle companies that are cheaper. If you want to rent a car and share it with other attendees, I suggest you start a new discussion at the CLA Community page. ***** back to OpenG at the third day of the Summit. It seems that if we do a working session it would have to be more about what it is, how we use it, limitations, and how we can get involved, correct? I am not seeing replies from OpenG developers, so I am assuming a code review or future development discussion, like creation of an OpenG template or framework would be out for this session, correct? Thanks, Fab
-
Great! What is your interest in OpenG? What type of discussion would you like to have? Do you want to use it? Would NI let you use it?
-
Jealous? Maybe next year you can join us for both and for NI Week
-
Thanks crelf
-
I will be at both CLA Summits. However the work sessions will only take place at the US CLA Summit. Neil, I can let you know what we discussed at the US Summit when we meet at the UK one John and Crossrulz, Thanks, I will keep you posted of what we would do on the third day for OpenG. Thanks, Fab
-
Crossrulz, Thanks for taking the time to reply. This year we are trying something new at the US CLA Summit. There is a third day devoted for us to have work sessions. For the most part the topics of the work sessions will be determined based on what we learn on the first two days. However, I would like for there to have some options before the CLA Summit, so people are encouraged to stay for that third day. One idea I had was to have one of that work session be about OpenG. Crossrulz, would you be interested in such a session? I hope you do get to go, it is a great time for us LabVIEW fans Fab
-
Tooting my own horn: December 2011 Member of the Month: http://t.co/61IFkKak via, there will be another cool announcement soon
-
I am switching to a new job (though still with NI)
Fab replied to Aristos Queue's topic in LAVA Lounge
I read recently that "life starts where your comfort zone ends". I wish you the best and that you enjoy this new role as much or even more than your current one. You have always been an inspiration and we have all learned from you, partly because you love what you do, you are good at it and you enjoy it. -
COOL! Community: Evan Prothro's Blog: Simple, Sexy #LabVIEW Timing Probes: http://t.co/z8c5wzI4 via @AddThis
