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13-08-2008, 14:20
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Re: Posting LabView Code Easily?
One thing to think about *attention Brandon*... With all of these labview images going up.... server space?
Imagine if you took every code segment ever posted on CD and replaced it with a good 500k-1MB image... Perhaps there is some kind of vBulletin plugin that can be installed to allow image uploads of this type to be stored on a DIFFERENT server, as to not clog up the main CD server. Also, I did a search already, it would be nice to upload your .vi file, and have the forum convert it to an image on-the-fly. This way, it would render the image file for when you need to view it, but it isn't being permanently stored. No such thing exists (as far as I can find), but maybe we have a few vBulletin coders? Jacob 
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