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True! ..and if you're gainfully employed in a stable position, then often certifications aren't as important to you. That said, as you suggested, certifications are often much more important if you're either applying for a job or promotion where the hiring decision is in the hands of someone who doesn't know you or your code. Especially in a climate where hirers get far more CVs than places available, you'll find that they often have to filter to the best few CVs, and, more often than not, certifications are a big part of that filter.

Wait, you want to get multiple paths into a path control? ...or an array of path controls?

I'm a little confused: so there was a path to the DLL in your path envvar, and once you removed it from the path envvar LabVIEW found the original DLL somewhere else?

it's a pretty straight forward change to each client's config: http://www.orcaware....k-modify-unlock We have a script that runs from the server side on client logon that checks for and updates these props. I cop a lot of crap around here for dot namespacing almost *everything* (especially when it comes to reuse components and anything OO), but I try to rise above it all. After all, it's difficult to fly like an eagle when you're surrounded by turkeys. And I mean that in the most respectful and positive way. PS: when you dot namespace, do you do it in forward or reverse? I remember reverse was used a lot in the military (eg: shirt.ShortSleeve.Blue.Men's as opposed to Men's.Blue.ShortSleeve.Shirt). I also get my ass into trouble if I don't properly design stuff like this, because my namespaces turn out to be in the wrong order, or singular when they should have been plural, etc.

The short answer is I don't know, but I'm super interested in the use case(s) of why you'd want to do this? Are you wanting to bump up the execution of a child, or down?

If I need to do what you're talking about (which I do, but not very often) I usually use an ISS build script wrapper around my LabVIEW installer.

...using LabVIEW The original animation: The real world build: More info here.

That's only because we wear similar bowties.

I wonder if your DNS server was unavailble momentarilty, and couldn't resolved the IP address?

You're not the first person to suggest we look alike...

You can paste just about anything into the icon editor and it'll try to bitmap it: That's a great tip - but remember to respect the copyright of the images you find

I jsut wanted to remind everyone: you've probably heard of the LabVIEW Idea Exchange, but you may not know about the TestStand Idea Exchange. If you're a TestStand user, go check it out!

This option also gives you the ability to keep track of the reus components' wrt versions of your system - you build a new vipc for each version you make, and are able to roll-forward and roll-back easily.

Yeah, your cRIO VI probably doesn't have a local front panel, so it can't save an image of it. You could pass the data back to a VI on your host (Windows probably) and save the data there.

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Kudos on the package Jon - now I can deprecate our internal reuse package: and that makes me very happy