How do I get the image of a Graph into a BMP File

[TSchmid]

Hy,
I found out that any Graph in LabVIEW 5.1 for WinNT can be copied (mark with
Select Tool and Crtl+C) into the Windows RAM and insterted (Crtl+V) into any
other grafical application.

How can I access the same picture information in the VI it self and save it
to a BMP or JPG file?

I tried with the "Attribute Node" but didn't find any Item that has the
picture information. Are there perhaps some "Property nodes" I can access ?
Or are there other solutions?

Thanks in advance for your effords.

Cheers Tobias

[Nikolai Maris]

In the NI-homepage you find in the database the helpful "save panel to image - VI".Niko Hy,I found out that any Graph in LabVIEW 5.1 for WinNT can be copied (mark withSelect Tool and Crtl+C) into the Windows RAM and insterted (Crtl+V) into anyother grafical application.How can I access the same picture information in the VI it self and save itto a BMP or JPG file?I tried with the "Attribute Node" but didn't find any Item that has thepicture information. Are there perhaps some "Property nodes" I can access ?Or are there other solutions?Thanks in advance for your effords.Cheers Tobias--Ingenieurbüro Mencke & TegtmeyerLaubbreite 21D-31789 HamelnTel. 0 51 51 / 96 33 68Fax  0 51 51 / 96 33 69e-Mail: menckeundtegtmeyer@t-online.de 

[TSchmid]

Well I think you understood me wrong I need a VI for the XYGraf and not the complet VI-Panel.
But thanks anyway. there are some new things in thos VI I found at NI

Cheers Tobi


"Nikolai Maris" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:3AB8C52D.F17FF4C9@t-online.de...
In the NI-homepage you find in the database the helpful "save panel to image - VI".
Niko


Hy,
I found out that any Graph in LabVIEW 5.1 for WinNT can be copied (mark with
Select Tool and Crtl+C) into the Windows RAM and insterted (Crtl+V) into any
other grafical application.
How can I access the same picture information in the VI it self and save it
to a BMP or JPG file?

I tried with the "Attribute Node" but didn't find any Item tha
t has the
picture information. Are there perhaps some "Property nodes" I can access ?
Or are there other solutions?

Thanks in advance for your effords.

Cheers Tobias

--
Ingenieurbüro Mencke & Tegtmeyer
Laubbreite 21
D-31789 Hameln
Tel. 0 51 51 / 96 33 68
Fax 0 51 51 / 96 33 69
e-Mail: menckeundtegtmeyer@t-online.de