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What's new in LabIEW 2010 webcast here.

One of my favourtie fixes: That pause always gave me the willies...

It's true that there are plenty of twitter accounts that announce little more than what people are having for lunch. That said, there are also a lot of facebook profiles, blogs, and emails that do the same thing, so I guess your question "should I get a twitter account" is similar to "should I get an email account" Like twitter, when email first became widespread, it too was mostly trivia and garbage (some might argue that it still is), but thankfully you don't have to get emails from everyone - jut like twitter: you only "follow" the accounts that you're interested in. So, you don't *need* to get a twitter account to experience NI-Week, but I think having one and following the right twitterers sure enhances it. The @lavag is open to all LAVA administrators, so I expect several of them to tweet cool sessions, lunch meet-ups, socialising options, etc. I know I'll vertainly be tweeting from the convention center and beyond Another account yo umight want to follow is @niweek

Disclaimer: you'll find some of the LabVIEW Champions there (including me) - I can't speak for anyone else, but no ring kissing required.

You have all the *installed* files on your PC, but that's not enough to include for a fresh installation. The installer needs to change reigstry settings, the target PC might have folders in different places and might need different files to what you have (you might already have other products installed that share files, but their versions could be different, etc), so there's a whole bunch of reasons why you wouldn't be able to just include the files in the installer. Sorry that it's not the answer you wanted, but your installer needs access to the NI installer files. I'd suggest that you try to make the copying to a server location part of someone else's job Out IT department does it for us, so whenever we get the developer suite (quarterly) it shows up on a network share in a known structure within 24 hours.

The conference is okay, I guess, but the LAVA chocolate cake they had at a lunch last year was deeeelicious! Unforuntately I piled it on my plate just before I presented, so I'm not sure if my presentation was either hyperactive sugar infused or carb coma induced. Either way, it was tasty To reconfirm view expressed above, the LabVIEW Leaders Lunch is indeed a set of tables toward the front of the lunch area that are reserved for a few people (including NI staff and some community leaders). I suggest you look for anyone sporting a "LAVA Member" ribbon on thier conference badge (we'll be handing those out at the BBQ) and shimmy up to them for some brain food.

Awesome! The LAVA BBQ is so popular it looks like pallen's become a scalper!

Congrats!

Update: Wow! 75% of the tickets are already sold! If you don't have one, then get of yer bum and get one here!

I posted a font a while ago that I use a lot, can't seem to find it now

Well, it's not really a parent's constant.

To reiterate Justin's post: Unlike previous years, this is a limited numbers event. Once the tickets are sold out, there's no more room, period. PS: "brisk" - really? That's the level of comedy I'm to expect at NI-Week?

Mwwwwuuuuhahaha!

We've all been there Neil. To be honest with you, I don't think you're looking for integrated SCC in LabVIEW (that's a method of reuse that's slightly better than what you're probably already doing, but with all the effort required to implement it and the huge and fundamental limitations of that approach, you're just going to find yourself in the same, perhaps deeper, hole soon.) Thankfully the answer is simple: use VIPM.

Upload the code you've tried so we can try to help you with it.

...and here it is: 10zazzlesave <- this will give you 10% off your order, irrespective of how much you spend. Now I'm not saying that you need to order a t-shirt, but if you don't get one in the next few days then it'll probably not reach you in time for NI-Week. That said, you can wear it year-round

Can you upload your code so we can take a look at it?

Go the Swannies!

Yep - I'll see you there.

I got mine yesterday and your're right - it looks awesome! Even better than last year's maroon (although I'm a New South Welshman, so anything's better than maroon...)

Please upload your code (or some code that shows the issue) so we can take a look.

I know that some work arounds have been presented, but it'd still be nice to be able to look at a method's inheritance without having to load the whole class.