Anders Björk

Is your user logged in to the same server in the operating system? In that case I have learn that windows keeps a lot of information locally, for the session. You probably could find more information on stack-exchange.

Look at this link http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/5AE4ADCBB65A6D8F86256FBF007A1AC1

I will look into how add Labview. It seems indeed a good idea to donate some $.

There is Kickstart project NoFlo for data flow programming with Javascript below the diagram. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/noflo/noflo-development-environment AQ and other NI-staff it is surprising that LabVIEW is not mentioned at all on this wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow-based_programming

Is not just cut out the blackdata and leave a reasonable black region where you cut and after that make your own axis marker by using a property node (in write mode) and the XScale.MarkerVals[] with your own markers (any number). You might have to set XScale.UniformMarker to False.

Thanks Jack for your input! I have made changes (and some rather large) to some systems over RDP on XP. I agree can be real challenging with the delays when developing.

In addition, we are aiming almost exclusively to run prebuilt executable on windows server and also only have one user/administrator account. Jack do you believe we will run into the nuisances that you have encountered then?

Which challenges and nuances have you encountered? We will be very seldom physically at the machine for instance, almost every will be done of remotely.

Do any of you have any experiances on running LabVIEW on 2012 or 2008R2 Server?

Square arrays? Equal dimension size? You must mean rectangular arrays or?

Try to use the count terminal to set the size of chunks you read in every iteration and use shift registers for the refnum. This to build your data array stepwise. By renamning the file extenstion from .txt to .dat you will not get a binary file. It still remains a textfile! Use VIs for reading textfiles. You can read textfiles line by line, if you like.

Start testing your 6009 using Measurement and Automation Explorer” or “MAX” (Has a blue and yellow icon) is a good idea. It should also install with the CD/DVD that came with your 6009. Under "My system" and "Devices and Interface" you should be able to see your 6009.

Thanks Mellroth. I tested this but very strangely only on graph and two button control was possible to change the order on. I have two numerics and two string controls and on these it seems impossible change the tabbing order (which goes from the last to the second..). All these are on tab-control. Has any of you experienced to thing similar?

I guess a fairly simple question but for and my customer important issue. What determines which control that are visited next when a user use tab to move to next control?

I prefer tab separated text files less problems, since comma is used in many European countries as decimal sign and not period as in the US.