In order for that event structure to execute more than once, you will have to get it placed in a while loop so that it can execute again. I think you need to step back and rethink your architecture. From solving the original problem as you had posed it, you have now added about 3 layers of complication. You've duplicated all the code. That is now a candidate to be made into a subVI. The 2nd set of code is now dependent on the completion of the first set based on the blue wire you have running between them. I don't think that is what you want.
You've wrapped up each set of code in a case structure with a single other case that is empty. And for many of your cases, you have tunnels set to their default values. I don't think that is always what you want either. I would think the # to create is just as valid for the second set of code as the first, but whenever the second set runs, the first set hasn't run, thus the value of that wire will be zero because that is the default value of the tunnel coming out of the upper case structure.
And third, you've added the complication of the event structure.
I suggest you look at the design templates. The event structure should probably be a part of the producer loop in a producer/consumer design architecture. Beyond that. You should look at the state machine architecture which is often built within a consumer loop. Any time you have something where you are dealing with multiple steps, but need to return to an earlier step, but also need the flexibility to change the order of the steps, a state machine is usually at the heart of it.
I would also recommend cleaning up the front panel. Now that you've added some new controls, they are getting scattered all over the place on the front panel.
Looking closer at the event structure, it should execute twice because it is within a For loop that has a 2 wired to N. But it will not get past the event structure again until either button press happens. You are doing some odd things with hiding the buttons, and even odder things by changing their position. You may be setting yourself up for a case where you can't execute the event structure because the controls that have events attached to them are either missing or misplaced.
As for your comments about different fonts, I don't see in your code where you are doing anything with fonts.
Message Edited by Ravens Fan on 12-04-2008 09:36 AM
