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Diff. Screen for different cases

Thanks to all for your quite helpful replies..............I will try this and post the experience.....however is there tutorial on "tab control" ??
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It's one of the basic LabVIEW controls. Read the help, look through the examples (Help>Find Examples) and take the on-line tutorials.
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To learn more about LabVIEW, I suggest you try looking at some of these tutorials.
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MSD100 wrote:

Thanks for reply...I will try the example...To add more I was thinking that....is this possible to divide single screen into 3 or 4 parts(or blocks) and having enable button for each part..so when user select that button that part change color(look active) and all other becomes gray or unusable(look inactive....)

 

is it possible??


You should check the following VI (which is not mine but I do not remember on which thread I found it... sry for the author). The active Tab will change color.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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MSD100 wrote:

Thanks for reply...I will try the example...To add more I was thinking that....is this possible to divide single screen into 3 or 4 parts(or blocks) and having enable button for each part..so when user select that button that part change color(look active) and all other becomes gray or unusable(look inactive....)

 

is it possible??


THat can be achieved using four tab controls with a single page each and the tab hidden. Simple use the disable property to enable or disable each.

 

Ben

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You can also load the VI your are calling in a subpanel. Make the VI front panel the same size as the subpanel of the main VI.

 

Ben

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