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G'Day Barrie, Looks like you're hijacking your won thread My suggestion is that you start new parallel threads asking those questions, rather than having this thread go off in all different directions - this makes it easier for people to search for topics in the future. cheers, crelf

My SQL is a little rusty, but here goes: it could be a permissions issue, but I doubt it since you're able to create the table and insert data. Have you looked at the table using something other than LabVIEW to make sure that the data actually goes into the table? Can you post the database file to we can check it out? What's in the "table" control? You might actually have more than one table in your DB - how big is the 1D string array that comes out of "DB Tools List Tables"? Are you sure indexing out the 0th element is getting the table you expect and not one that already existed?

Hear hear!

That's just downright freaky Maybe we all need the superspecialsecretNIinternalactivationnumber? Are you sure you're hovering on the right part of the right wire?

I don't think so - like all reference-based programming, you should open and close the reference outside of the loop. That said, as the connection is completely under your control (ie: remote can close it), I'd also check the connection inside the loop if you find that you're having difficulty reading the page.

Confirmed - my LabVIEW vanished too...

Nice work - that looks like it would have been fun! :thumbup:

Yeah - let's see a demo!

Awwww crap! :thumbup: Nicely done!

Heeey - you're right I wonder if there's an ActiveX method that could be called that gets the image from the quick tabs on FF or IE7?

Sweet I thought I'd posted it before, but I did a LAVA search on "+image +web +datasocket" and it didn't find it - that suggests to me that the search function needs work or I'm using it incorrectly, as all my search terms were in the title.

The correct answer is "How can I help an Info-LabVIEW user when the mailing list format is text only?" That's great news! If you need me to speak to your wife on your behalf, get her to give me a call <nudge nudge> Seriously though, if you have immediate vision needs then go for it, but if you can hang about for a little while, there may be a 2nd edition in the winds...

From Image Acquisition and Processing with LabVIEW: Download File:post-181-1164122393.vi

Yeah - and fixing full dirver sets is not really what LAVA is about. We can help with portions of it, but what you're really asking for is for a professional contracting house to completely rewrite the drivers from the ground up for you. :laugh:

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I sitll think the problem of the crap code will stall a beginner, and be too comprehensive to expect an advanced user to do it for you for free.

*sigh* you need to give us more information than that - what files are missing?

I dunno - looks like the 5th Dimension qould be getting a little old right now, so maybe you wouldn't want to feel or smell it...

Anytime

Hey Omar - you're either early, or really really late Welcome! The first thing you should do (if you haven't already) is get the <ALL OF LAVA> RSS feed (top right corner of this page). We're looking forward to hearing more from you! :thumbup:

Use the "<This VI>" > "Panel Close?" filter event in an event structure - this is what the help has to say about it:

Well, if that's the way you look at it then I figure having default data is okay, as long as there is that Boolean input you mentioned to init the field(s) when creating data item(s).

My guess would be somewhere under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE, but if you can't find it you might want to try a search for "1024".

I'm a little flat out at the moment so I don't have time to go into all the DirectX / DirectShow stuff, but the statement above suggests that you might be able to adjust a registry setting to get the full resolution (?)