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Rezize panel window

Hi

How can I resize panel window until execute the VI .

Robert
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I'm unclear on what you want to do. You want to be able to change the size of the front panel until you run it? You can accomplish this by unchecking Allow User to Resize Window in VI Properyies>>Window Appearance>>Customize. Please give us more information.

Brian
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No. I run my VI, and when I click on the given button then the front panel
will be resized. Front panel has not attribute node like front panel
elements to change his apperance. So, how can I do that ?

Robert

Brian Vibert napisa?(a):

> I'm unclear on what you want to do. You want to be able to change the
> size of the front panel until you run it? You can accomplish this by
> unchecking Allow User to Resize Window in VI Properyies>>Window
> Appearance>>Customize. Please give us more information.
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Ok, you can do that using property nodes. Use a property node from the Application Control palette. Pop-up on it and change the VI Server CLass to VI. Then use the Front Panel>>Window Bounds property to set its size. I'm attaching an example of this that I saved to LV5 because I'm not sure which version you have.

I hope it helps

Brian
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> No. I run my VI, and when I click on the given button then the front panel
> will be resized. Front panel has not attribute node like front panel
> elements to change his apperance. So, how can I do that ?
>



If you drop a property node, you can set its type to VI. One of the
properties you can read is the Front Panel. Wire this to a second
property node and with that one you should be able to change the
position and size of the panel.

Greg McKaskle
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>
> If you drop a property node, you can set its type to VI. One of the
> properties you can read is the Front Panel. Wire this to a second
> property node and with that one you should be able to change the
> position and size of the panel.
>
> Greg McKaskle
>

Thanks
Robert
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