Do You Use the TestStand API Reference Poster?

The TestStand R&D Team would like to know how you use the TestStand API Reference Poster that ships with TestStand. How often do you use it? Is it hanging up near your computer? What tasks do you use it for?
Allen P.
NI

Hi,
I dont use the hard copy. I unfolded the it the first time it appeared in version 3.0. Refolded it, put it back in the box and have never bothered with it since.
I have used the electronic version now again, when I haven't got access to the programmer help doc which you find in the teststand\bin folder.
I find its use limited, as it only really gives you the relationship between classes and a list of the properties and methods. This you can obtain for the help document.
Regards
Ray Farmer
Regards
Ray Farmer

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