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Michael Aivaliotis

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  1. This is a good point and is an issue I'm trying to resolve. Currently, every edit will generate a new revision. This is why it's important to include the revision number in the zip filename. This way we can determine if it's a real file change or just an edit to the page.

    The moderators have access to delete or hide the unnecessary files. I'm not sure if you (as an owner of the file) have this permission. I don't think you do.

  2. The number has been reduced to 50. Regardless of the number, there is always the chance that you will miss something. What happens if you are away from your computer for a week? Should the number be changed to 1000 to accomodate you? Thus is the nature of RSS. The higher this number, the more resources used on the server to cache these posts and generate the feed.

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    How about a LabVIEW program that finds the equation that results in the final answer. Shortest amount of time and fewest operations.

  4. This is just a note to inform people that we will now require the version number of your submission in the submitted filename. For example:

    myfile_v1.0.0.zip

    myfile_v1.0.1.zip

    myfile_v1.1.0.zip... etc.

    This is to avoid confusion when multiple file versions are submitted. At the bottom of your download page you can view all the previous versions of the submission. The version is not indicated anywhere. The only solution right now is to include the version in the filename.

  5. QUOTE(Darren @ Apr 2 2007, 03:50 PM)

    ...and while we're talking about breakpoints, don't forget the nifty "Remove Breakpoints from Hierarchy" feature in LabVIEW 8.2 that will remove all the breakpoints from the hierarchy of a VI, so you don't have to go searching for any breakpoints you may have left in the diagram of your VI (or any of its subVIs) while debugging.

    -D

    I absolutely love this feature!
  6. Also, don't forget. The Gallery is just a convenient place to store your images. Also, all LAVA members have access to a personal album that shows their forums post images as well. Don't forget LAVA already has thousands of images stored in posts and thread bodies already.

    Don't be afraid to use the LAVA website people. It's OK to walk on the grass. I appreciate your concern about server load but please, don't be. We need more community involvement on LAVA, not less.

  7. QUOTE(yen @ Apr 1 2007, 10:26 AM)

    No

    QUOTE(yen @ Apr 1 2007, 10:26 AM)

    Personally, I find that LAVA does not always respond as fast as I would like.

    This is related to a bug in one of the add-ons I added recently. This is not related to traffic.

    QUOTE(Aristos Queue @ Apr 1 2007, 10:30 AM)

    I know that already. NI forums is only one use case. Info-LabVIEW is another.

    QUOTE(Jim Kring @ Apr 1 2007, 10:45 AM)

    I'm not sure if I would advocate using LAVA as an general-purpose LabVIEW image repository. I've been noticing, lately, that the LAVA server is not as quick as it used to be.

    This is not related to traffic.

  8. This shows how a mindsensors compass & acceleration sensor can be used to control a Lego robot arm.

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    WiigoBot is an NXT Lego Mindstorms Robot designed to play Wii Bowling. You are looking at a Wii Remote mounted on a robotically controlled swing. A second motor is used to trigger the bowling, by first Pressing the A button and left arrow, and then holding down the B button, swinging, and finally releasing the B button.
    • Have you ever wanted to send an email to Info-LabVIEW and link an image of a LabVIEW diagram, but didn't know where to host it?
    • Have you ever wanted to link to an image in a post on the NI Forums but didn't know where to host it?
    • Have you ever wanted to add an image to your signature on LAVA or the NI Forums but didn't know where to host it?

    Well now LAVA is making the Gallery area of the website available to all users (not just Premium Members). You will have access to upload any images you want inside your own personal (private or public) Albums.

    I hope this will lead to increased usage of the Gallery from all of you and help you in providing a common storage area for your images. If you have any issues or questions on how to use the Gallery please post them to the LAVA support forum.

    PS. You can also upload movies and flash files.

  10. QUOTE(njkirchner @ Mar 30 2007, 02:19 PM)

    when I click on a search result, no page pops up and I have no popup blockers on and the only way to see the clicked result is to shift click the result and a new window pops up.

    I'm using IE 6.0 and No I can not use firefox, I like activex too much.

    I'm running IE7 and it's working fine. What I mean is that when I click on a link it opens it in the same browser window. What was your expectation? Also, IE7 has tabs so you can shift+middleclick to open it in a tab. By default the links open in the same window, what are you looking for?
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