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  1. I asked a question on the NI site about an odd difference in images in software that I inherited - http://forums.ni.com/t5/Machine-Vision/What-s-wrong-with-this-image/m-p/3573561#U3573561

    I get different images in two versions of a software my predecessor wrote, but I can't get the source code to make my desired image (the first one).  I've attached the Vision Acquisition Express VI that is used in the software on my NI post.  Can you tell me the difference and how I can get the nicer image?

    good picture.png  bad picture.png

  2. If you have significant experience in any programming languages, but not LabVIEW specifically, I'd be satisfied (as an interviewer).  Graphical programming is certainly a different kind of animal, but programming is programming, and you can add another language to your repertoire faster than you learned the first few.  If you don't have significant experience programming, share with them (and with us, please) what you hope to bring to the table while you improve as a developer.

    I've interviewed several engineers that had the AUDACITY to put LabVIEW on their resume just because it was in a class they once took or they used someone else's stuff.  Oh, the horror!  I was not impressed and they were not hired.  I'm thoroughly jaded...

  3. 16 hours ago, ShaunR said:

    So Boss. You question the suppliers QA? I'll need you to sign this request in order Our that Goods In switch to 100% inspection sampling and I'll hand it personally to the Goods In manager along with your extension number :D When will you be at your desk? :)

    Our Materials department tells me that "Suppliers are liars".  Still, we don't do 100% inspection on incoming goods.

  4. You'll add the random number and a different constant for each row you make.  The random number generated will be between 0 and 1, so, for the first row you'll need to add zero; add one for the second row, etc.  Try making nested loops and see what you get.  Do you understand how rows & columns of a 2D array are generated in this fashion?  Are you familiar with the For loop's "i" and "N" terminals?

     

    Show me your code, Wireworker, and I'll show you mine.

  5. I work with tight controls on what we can do with computers on our company's network.  The idea has been tossed around that we could build our own computers that never see the network so we can retain admin control over them.  Then, using a networked & not-under-our-control PC with two network cards, we can present the Front Panel of our application from the "free" PC to the "non-free" PC.

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