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This is a modified version of the LabVIEW VI Library Manager for versions 7.1. This new version adds two very useful features: - When launched, tt returns to the directories selected when the program was last closed - You can "copy" the left directory to the right (and visa-versa) I find these options absolutely invaluable (basically because I'm so lazy and hate having to traverse my hard disk's hierarchy all the time ;-). Unzip the llbedit.llb file and put it in: ..\Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 7.1\project Let me know if you have any problems or questions... Eliezer Blasberg iDAQ Solutions Ltd National Alliance Member Download File:post-458-1090493151.zip

This is a modified version of the LabVIEW VI Library Manager for versions 7.0. This new version adds two very useful features: - When launched, tt returns to the directories selected when the program was last closed - You can "copy" the left directory to the right (and visa-versa) I find these options absolutely invaluable (basically because I'm so lazy and hate having to traverse my hard disk's hierarchy all the time ;-). Unzip the llbedit.llb file and put it in: ..\Program Files\National Instruments\LabVIEW 7.0\project Let me know if you have any problems or questions... Eliezer Blasberg iDAQ Solutions Ltd National Alliance Member Download File:post-458-1090492956.zip

One way to avoid LabVIEW 7.0 from crashing is NOT to programmatically change the colors of a Tab page which has been hidden (learned this one the hard way :-( ). I had a sub-VI which would set the selected tab's page to a different color than the other pages so that it would be more obvious which page is selected (check out Apple's web site for a good example of the right way to do tabs). I now have to check that the page is visible before setting its colors or LabVIEW 7.0 dies a horrible death (fortunately, at least for software, there is such a thing as reincarnation ;-). Just thought you'd all like to know... E. Blasberg Advanced Virtual Instruments, Inc.