Michael Aivaliotis
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Next time you pull out your smartphone to take a video, think how far we've come: http://t.co/U6DSal5E
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[DANGER!] Low-level editing of VI objects
Michael Aivaliotis replied to Sparkette's topic in LabVIEW General
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Ok, just got notified of this post. I'll fix it as soon as I can. Sorry about that. I have no idea what the problem is but no worries. I'll fix it. Thanks for you continued support of the LAVA Forums.
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So one time we had the LAVA BBQ, I noticed that the establishment had posted the following sign on the door to guide guests to the right place: I wonder where the heck they got that idea from. Now I know: http://www.l-a-v-a.net/
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Forums and Members are mentioned twice in menu bar
Michael Aivaliotis replied to Ton Plomp's topic in Site Feedback & Support
Ya, thanks. Was on my list to fix and now it's fixed.- 1 reply
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Some Questions regarding preparation for CLAD
Michael Aivaliotis replied to JaviRome's topic in Certification and Training
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Some videos for those without internet in 2012. Sit back and catch up: http://t.co/w1AjSFdw
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If you have kids, or not kill the rest of your Friday with this: http://t.co/1pTqlvuA
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So it seems that Jack is having a problem building a package with Friend Classes and applying password protection using VIPM. VIPM applies passwords to VIs and libraries using standard LabVIEW VI Server calls so not sure what the problem is. I've filed this as an issue that I need to look into and will probably be calling on NI for validation.
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Eric Winston of Kansas City Chiefs Tears into Fans Who Cheered Quarterbacks Injury http://t.co/RqfI4NVg
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This may look like a simple key fob. But it's actually an HD video camera. Let the hacking begin! http://t.co/yF2q9NjF
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1 day left to contribute to #DragonDay http://t.co/gQE9xNO1 I contributed, how about you? http://t.co/n5YUapa4
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I'm confused. If you open this on your machine C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Shared\LabVIEW Run-Time\2012\Lv3rdPartyCopyright.htm You will see that NI in fact does call code that has a BSD and even a GPL license. So I guess everyone should stop using LabVIEW now? What's the problem again?
