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Can we please get a definative answer from NI on this one?

Yep - I'd love to see a bunch of KBs on scripting and, for several reasons, LAVA's the perfect place!

It's be a big task though, as Mike said (I paraphrasing here) each task could take a different time, and do you estimate those times based on what the developer's PC does, and then somehow try to adjust that figure for the user's machine? Also, should you adjust the times as the process is running? It's not as trivial as you might think...

Notice that the angels are there, but Charlie isn't to be seen?

Sorry idx2 - I guess we just got carried away

Thanks all - I appreciate your kind, and especially witty words Let all keep LAVA on the grow!

I just don't often use the pinned palettes!

I've still got every ABC Song Book from 1980 to 1990! They *rock*!

:laugh:

you don't need a sequence structure to code/drink beer - your example above just needs beer/dataflow!

Perhaps as a 6 month or year-long challenge in parallel to the normal challenges?

Anytime

indeed - here's some more unlikey music for a classic Aussie beer ad. (why do we always end up talking about Australia and/or beer?!?) That's it - I'm tkaing a rest!

*sniff* Thanks Pete - now I'm even more homesick!! Here's another version, but it's not as good as the Aussie Children's Chior from teh QANTAS ads

Whilst I share your enthusiasm for application instances, it sure makes it a ###### to integrate VI-based tools (but it's worth it!!!)

Sorry about the confusion

the "Big Ad" was made (as you said) by Carlton United Brewries and acheived great success back home. Their main rival (in my home state at least) is "Toohey's" (whose mascot is a stag) - check out their reply ad showing Aussies trying to please the beer gods. My favourite is still this one which shows what happens when two opposing rugby union fan groups (Aussies and Kiwis) meet each other in a pub "down under" PS: Yes - all the girls in Australia look like that...

The older example VIs.

I can't think of the last time I used a sequence

*sigh* today is not a good day to be stuck inside - we should all be at a distillery enjoying a wee dram...

:thumbup: I never knew about that one - thanks ton!

Good stuff - thanks for that! You don't need to convince me of that Due to it's amazing whiskies (rich peats, clear waters and salty air - what a combination!), it's well on the top of my list!

Good point - the procedural topics are very good, it's the older examples that are found wanting.