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[nousome]

Hi,

I try to standardize and fix positions of pict rings in the front panel. I have succeed it by using property node and position property. But the problem is when I move the display with the scroll bars, the screen udpate position when I run VI.
I have not succeed to disappear the scrollbars despite Ihave programmed it in VI properties (appearance-customize-show scroll bars).
How can I do?

Thanks.  

[Evan]

Can you attach a simple example VI that shows the issue?  That way we can see what you are seeing, and help you fix it.

It may be a simple change, or we may be able to find a workaround.

[nousome]

here, attached one example.

[Dennis_Knutson]

I don't understand what you are doing. The example has no property nodes for postion and the window appearance has not been changed to hide the scroll bars. Also, even if you have scroll bars turned off, that will only work when the VI is running. Your VI does not run continuously because there is no while loop. You did not include the subVIs either. The way to post an example is to do a save with options and select Development Distribution. This will create an llb that includes the subVIs. I'm not sure what you are attempting to do but I'll bet it could be done with a single event structure and no sequence structure.

[nousome]

Oh, sorry I have given an old version. Here, a more recent version with some rearrangements for simplifying the visibility (the subvi are not interesting, for this purpose).

What I want to do, it is to display 2 pictures, waiting the user clicking on either one, and then display the other pairs of stimuli. It is why I use the sequence structure. 

[Dennis_Knutson]

Here's a modified VI that I think does what you want. No property nodes for visibility, no duplicate picture controls, no sequence structure, and the event structure used the way it is supposed to be. I still don't understand your problem with scrollbars. They aren't shown when the VI is running.

Message Edited by Dennis Knutson on 04-10-2006 01:58 PM

[nousome]

Thanks for your modification, without structure sequence, it is more economical.

I agree with you, when the VI runs, there is no scroll bars but in no running state you can touch the scroll bars and modifying position of pictures. Is there any solution for avoiding this?   

[Dennis_Knutson]

No. When you are in edit mode, the scrollbars are always visible. When a user runs the program, it should never be in edit mode if you write it correctly. You can set the VI to run when opened and then you can have it exit when done. If you have the app builder, you can create an exe that no one can modify.

[nousome]

Ok, thanks a lot for your help.