Thank you for your suggestion, however, what I meant is the cursor name
display on the graph itself, not the cursor name box on the cursor display
part.
BTW, the wavegraph I am using is a wavegraph Type-Def. I use this type-def
at several places in my application. A couple of them display the cursor
names correctly, that is, they show the full name, the rest type-defs show
the truncted cursor names. Maybe a LabView bug? I am using LabView 5.1.
-Joe
smmarlowNOsmSPAM@ciena.com.invalid (MaxMar) wrote in
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>I am not sure whether this is your problem or not, but by
>default, the cursor display shows about 9 characters (if you're
>putting in 0's). There could be more or less characters,
>depending on the c
haracter (cap W for example, or small i).
>If you put in more characters than the box can display, it will
>scroll right past the first set and display the next character.
>
>You can fix this by making the name box larger. Select the
>graph and choose edit>>edit control from the menu. Once in the
>control editing window you'll see a button on the toolbar that
>looks like a wrench. Click this button to put the window in
>edit mode. You can now resize the cursor display and its
>elements. Resize the cursor name box and either save the
>control under a special name for reuse or select "apply changes"
>from the file menu. Your graph will now display larger cursor
>names.
>
>There may be other easier methods. Perhaps Greg or someone else
>knows a way.
>
>
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