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On behalf of Todd at An Engineering Mind:

yes Yes YES! Please add this to the idea exchange.

Here's some pretty old stuff that I did that should do what you want. I used the same method (get a ref to the UI element, get the label, look up the label in a file, change the caption of the UI element to the new language). One thing is missing though - I don't see the language file. I'm pretty sure it was a tab-delimited text file with a header that had "English" as the first item then each language named as the columns, then each line was a translation with the English as the first column. eg: Programming.Dialog_&_User_Interface.Translate.zip

Yep - don't post the details of your exams here. PS: PaulG: that avatar freaks me out man!

Don't forget to mention LAVA in the acknowledgements!

Well put.

I think that's what he means as well, but I want it to be clear. I also think that he thinks NI should, at least give him a discount, at most give him free licenses for all the version he's developing for, as he's been directly involved in getting NI sales in the past, but again - I want clarity. Me too - all the LabVIEW I do is either for work, or helping out here on LAVA. So I guess I'm as guilty as anyone else who uses their work licenses for outside stuff

Quit trying to be diplomatic - it's an open forum, so open up. What *exactly* is the problem. If there's anything you could change, what would it be? Sum it up in one sentance per change.

Since you're not a programmer, I'm not sure how helpful suggestions on re-implementing your code will help. The code that your friend gave you does not apply to your question, so do not use it. Watch this and this. You can find more info here.

That'd make it a pubic forum, not a public forum, right?

Ah - now I see the issue. Since you put it like that, I'd ask your previous employer to let you use one of their licenses. If they say no, then you say "I can't do the work for you". It's like the example that someone else mentioned: you're a mechanic at an aircraft manufacturer, they give you a hammer to use, then they take it away but still expect you to hammer stuff - your choices are to by your own hammer, or not hammer stuff.

Totally agree. It's like complaining that you can't open a spreadsheet of your home finances that you did at work using your employer's license of Excel. And, depending on the agreement you have with your employer, it might actually be considered against corporate policies.

I'm not sure I understand your situation completely, so let me paraphase, and after you've confrimed/denied that I've got it right in my head, then I'll comment. You created a product that you sell privately You created the product using resources (licenses) that belonged to a company that you were working for You no longer have access to those resources (since you're not working for them anymore) You want NI to give you the resources for free so you can continue developing and selling your product Does that sum it up?

"It's not about who you know, it's about who you yes." : My mother

I sure hope your finger pointin' is limited to your own direction there buddy!

Yep - they're completely worth it.

I don't know that I'd be exposing images of my torrents folder to the general public. Errr, that is if I had one...

If you find such posts and you think it's important to attribute them to the original author (and it's not already obvious in the post who the author is), feel free to report them and a mod will look at setting the author attribution (I'm almost sure that mods can do that...)

Mmmmmmmm bambi.... There's a great resturant in Marrickville (Sydney) that has a very long menu of different dishes, and then when it comes to select the meat that you want you can have chicken, pork, beef, several types of fish, veal, emu, kangaroo, crocodile, camel... If you're ever in town, try the honey-pepper crocodile - it's most-excellent.

Unless you're reversing the previous statement, I don't see how that makes any sense at all, even in a humourous way.

How long is a piece of string?

The operative word is "had"? I've eaten many kinds of animals, and that might have included canine and/or feline (I spent some time in the golden triangle, and I couldn't speak much of the local lingo nor could the locals speak much English, and that culminated in several "mystery meat" meals). I don't think I have anything against eating what we westerners consider as pets if it were offered...

I miss the variant cat... Shall do! I love cats... ...especially in garlic sauce.