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Version of Labview?
I've been confused by the mandatory 2.0 update for labview. Before the update I had the option of an experimental framework and an advanced framework. After the update it took away those two options. But on the tutorials that I have been looking at http://frcmastery.com , they are still using the experimental framework. Am I supposed to have the experimental framework?
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