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Little problem...
Alright. We've got a problem. (And by we, I mean Team 501) Some may think its small, but I dont think so. I'm making a custom dashboard. Now, on the front board, I've dragged in some things that my team said would be helpful. Now, when you do the CTRL+E, and you "wire" the block thingy's together with other components, I'm completely clueless (the rookie status suggests it) in the world of LabView, and I just need something like a cheatsheet or a few diagrams.... Thanks in advance!
 
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30-01-2011, 13:57
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Re: Little problem...
There is a pdf describing how to make a custom dashboard here Dashboard Tutorial 2011
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30-01-2011, 15:04
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Re: Little problem...
Thank you very much.
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30-01-2011, 15:05
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Re: Little problem...
Thanks a bunch! I hope its helpful!
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30-01-2011, 15:42
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Re: Little problem...
no problem also when your done with it make sure you just build it with normal settings cause if you change any you'll get a licensing error and have to make a new one which isn't fun
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