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Welcome to DBI's
LabVIEW Community site. This site is for you - the Engineers, the Scientists, the commercial software developers exploiting the great advantages of LabVIEW
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For the better part of ten (10) years DBI has been providing a targeted
selection of reusable objects that allow engineers,
scientists and commercial software developers to quickly add standard Windows-style presentations, navigation
functionality, data management and scheduling solutions.
With the expert
assistance of our LabVIEW customers and most notably J. Daren Suntych (National Analytics) we
have a
great collection of LabVIEW examples using DBI components and a growing
collection of LabVIEW focused utilities and technical tips. We look forward to
your interactive participation in the growth of this exciting community web space.
Please, share your LabVIEW experiences and impart any suggestions that you
may have, sending us e-mails as often as you like to:
labview_AT_dbi-tech.com.
We look forward to hearing from you.
For additional information on a monthly basis, look for interesting articles and other points of reference in the
DBI Developer Bulletin.
Examples of LabVIEW in action with DBI Components:
(click
on an image for a full view and description)
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ActiveX Tech Tip and
Utility:
When using ActiveX components in LabVIEW, there's a great way to surface the property pages of
the actual components you want to access using a LabVIEW specific
component container. The following presentation provides a more
detailed explanation of how to incorporate a LabVIEW specific container:
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...select the activeX
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...select
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...widen one of the outside edges... |
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..."Replace the original control... |
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