On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 18:44:37 +0100 rolf.ostvik wrote: > Just curious, what is wrong with: > Right click and nail the function palette > Open it for the functions you want > Right click and nail another function palette > Open it for the functions you want > Right click and nail yeat another function palette > Open it for the functions you want > > Except for: > - It is not dynamic (but it is customizable) > - It takes some place on the screen
I have two monitors hooked up to my PC, and I highly recommend it. When I'm running LabVIEW I have block diagrams/front panels on my main monitor, and a plethora of palettes, (context) help etc on the second monitor. If you run Windows XP, dual-monitor support is built into the OS. This means that you don't need a dedicated dual-monitor video card - two separate video cards will do, so you can add a cheap video card and a cheap monitor to your existing system and you're off. If you've got a spare monitor to hand then you're about $20 away from LabVIEW nirvana. :-) If you're buying a 2nd video card bear in mind that you almost certainly won't have more than one AGP slot, so the 2nd video card will probably have to be a PCI one. All the best, Simon Whitaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Software developer, Tiab Ltd tel: +44 (0)1295 714046 fax: +44 (0)1295 712334 web: http://www.tiab.co.uk/
