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HI to ALL,

can we save graph images into jpeg file format (and eventual save these images to a db table) ?

im playing with a simulated signal and displays waveform graph, and then wired to a html report. the html web page contains an image of my waveform graph at a certain time. can i capture these images (per set of time interval) and save it to a jpeg file format?

im using an evaluation copy of LabVIEW 7.0.

thanks in advance

ENTRY

(LabVIEW newbie)

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HI,

'got some answer to my Q :)

here's how (hope to help other newbies :) )

Get image data and use the "Graphics Format" palette to save the image. (NOTE: The Graphics Format palette is not available in the LabVIEW Base Package)

1. Display the block diagram (Ctrl+E).

2. Locate the waveform graph or chart icon in the block diagram and right-click on it.

3. Select Create

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Hey,

First off, I wanted to thank you guys for the help.. If I understand what shuoshuo wants to do, which is the same as I wanted to do. Here is how I did it,

1) I create a button (TRUE/FALSE)

2) I added a case structure around the ( Invoked Waveform Graph and the Write the JPEG )

3) Set the case structure to TRUE (already by default)

4) Connected the button to the case sturcture.

Here is a image.

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