This is TRUE, check out the documentation on the LabVIEW Control Editor, which
is the environment that opens when you select "edit control" from the "edit"
menu with the control in question hilighted. I have made some pretty cool
looking booleans this way. I have even ahem... borrowed some bitmaps off
of comercial software. You can use Alt+PrintScreen to capture the active
window and then edit the bitmap in the windows paint application. Check
out the MP3 player application I wrote which is available for download at
http://zone.ni.com . Search for "GAMP".
-Jim
"Craig Graham"
wrote:
>>Steve Drake wrote in message>news:br75psoejjl1j4mtdakts16lb41ildbsgi@4ax.com...>>
Sorry I don't remember readi
ng anying about this, can you draw a>> bitmapped
graphic and import that into LabView5.1 and somehow use that>> as a digital
display (like on or off).>>If you chose "edit control" from the "edit" menu,
you're able to cut and>paste bitmap images from graphics applications to
be different elements of>the controls- so a Boolean can have one picture
in the F state and a>different picture in the T state.>>>
