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CWIMAQVision.CreateCWIMAQCalibrationPoints error

CWIMAQVision.CreateCWIMAQCalibrationPoints returns the error "Object doesn't support this property or method". Any Ideas?
Bill Swartz
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Hi Bill,

Which software are you using and what version?  It seems as though you are using Visual Basic.
What is your ultimate goal in your application?

I recommend you have a look at the help file located at Start >> Programs >> National Instruments >> Vision >> Documentation >> NI Vision.
In that folder there is a file called cwimaq.chm, which is a help file you can use for using Vision functions in VB.

If you can provide me with more details I can help you more.

Typically that error is when you are trying to call a function that doesn't work for that object.  The help file should give you more information about what functions you can call.
Rishi L
National Instruments
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Hello Rishi,

Yes, I am using VB6. I am familiar with the help file "
cwimaq.chm". Can you show me a short code sample demonstrating the proper usage of "CreateCWIMAQCalibrationPoints"?

Bill
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Hi Bill,

The examples for our Vision tools in other languages are located here on your system:
C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Vision\Examples\

Specifically the VB examples for CalibrationPoints are here:
C:\Program Files\National Instruments\Vision\Examples\MSVB\2. Functions\Calibration
Rishi L
National Instruments
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Hello Rishi,

I am also familiar with the examples. The function "CreateCWIMAQCalibrationPoints" does not appear in any example. So I repeat the question.

Can you show me a short code sample demonstrating the proper usage of "CreateCWIMAQCalibrationPoints"?

Bill
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Hi Bill,
I noticed that you posted your code on this thread:
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=230&message.id=3837

Because my next question was to ask to see your code I'm going to focus on the other thread.


Rishi L
National Instruments
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