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How come a disabled decoration doesn't show up in the VI.Panel.Decorations[ ] property but a disabled control shows up in the VI.Panel.Controls[ ] property?

This seems like an oversight. Granted, I shouldn't be able to write to size and position properties of a disabled decoration, but I would really like to read this information.

-Jim
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Hi Jim,

This is actually a known issue. We know about it, but it likely won't be fixed until the next release of LabVIEW. It happens if you group or lock a decoration. So for now, the work-around is to leave your decorations unlocked and ungrouped when you execute your program.

-Aaron Marks
Naional Instruments
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