Michael Aivaliotis

That's a good question Cat. There doesn't seem to be a search field for that in the Advanced Search for Members. I think it's an oversight. Since you're trying to kill some time. Go over to the Invision forums and make a feature suggestion: http://community.invisionpower.com/forum/298-ipboard/

I'm responding to user interface events using an event structure. However, some of those events are coming from a signaling property node. Is there any way from within the event structure to detect the difference between actual user generated events?

Just updated this. We now have LV 2010 version as an option.

I wanted to clarify some things (in case it wasn't clear). You can Apply VIPC configuration files using the Free VIPM Community Edition. You need VIPM Professional if you are creating VIPC files. So if developers are configuring their project for development then they can use the free VIPM community edition. VIPC files are configuration files. You have the option to include the actual package inside the VIPC file (the default mode) if you want but this is not mandatory. We recommend this for users configuring development environments on non-networked machines or using sneaker-net. If you don't include the packages inside the VIPC file, then only the package name is included. When VIPM tries to Apply the VIPC file (install\upgrade\downgrade all the packages defined in the configuration), it tries to look-up the packages on all known internal (corporate) repositories. Or external NI or JKI repositories. The package may even already be located on the local PC cache as well. Once the packages are located, they are installed as normal. Of course you can also have a combination of the above. Some packages inside the VIPC and others included only by reference.

I didn't know we allowed LabVIEW 7.1 users to hang out on LAVA?

Will this be available as self-paced kit or even online?