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QUOTE(Neville D @ Sep 7 2007, 09:57 AM) That is only true if you are dragging to a location on the same partition. If you drag a file to a different partition on your hard drive (or to a different drive altogether) it will copy the file. I might agree that NI got it right if this was true in LV as well. Unfortunately I can't create two projects on separate partitions to test this out because I only have one big partition on this machine. Regardless, it does not seem to be consistent with Drag & Drop behavior in the rest of LV.

QUOTE(JReiner @ Sep 7 2007, 09:44 AM) My understanding is that existing code will run with the added functionality, but you will not be able to save any edits. You might want to try saving/building with some basic modifications before getting too far into a project.

QUOTE(Dan Bookwalter @ Aug 28 2007, 08:27 AM) Out of curiosity - What make/model of thermal imaging cameras will you be using?

QUOTE(Tomi Maila @ Sep 4 2007, 03:25 AM) I'm with you Tomi. This does not seem consistent with other drag/drop functionality in LV. For example, if I drag any item from one VI to another the default action is to copy, not move. The only time I have to hold the ctrl key is when I want to copy an item within the same VI.

I like the idea - count me in.

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Having just completed my CLAD exam (I only missed one question ) I came away a bit upset with the wording on a few of the questions. I was forced to give the answer I knew NI was looking for, but on at least two of the questions I could have made a very good argument as to why it was not technically the correct answer based on the wording of the question. Unfortunately I cannot discuss any of them. When I took all of my Microsoft certification classes years ago to become a MCSE, they gave me the option to "comment" on any of the questions on the test (this was not timed and occured after you ended the exam but before your score was shown if I remember correctly). The comment would not affect the outcome of the exam, but could perhaps influence Microsoft to change the wording or remove the question from future exams. I would like to see a similar feature on NI's exams.

QUOTE(jbrohan @ Aug 10 2007, 04:44 AM) Windows stores the proxy settings in 3 registry keys that can be found at: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings ProxyEnable stores the value of the checkbox "Use proxy server for you LAN" ProxyServer stores the values of proxy server and port as a string in the format servername:port ProxyOverride stores the value of the checkbox "Bypass proxy server for local addresses"

I tried to make as few changed to your code as I could to make this work how I assume you want it to work. It now calculates the elapsed time between a press of "Boolean 1" and a press of "Boolean 2".

I am new to LabVIEW and am having a hard time finding a way to resize the default "new VI". It opens much bigger than I need for most of my VI's and it is a hassle to resize every time. Where can I change this setting?