How to program different graphical interface in a labview

Hi
i adding different graphical inface in labview,by taking tab control in that add menu,go-online, and some function,i did this for touch screen by clicking it go on linking..I attached this i, already did some partr in labview.I also attached ms_Paper prasentation refference i doing this,give me the solltion how to link these slides in labview
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Sham,
If English is your second language you might want to post on another forum. I am really not sure what you are trying to do but you are telling us, "give me the sollition how to link these slides in labview" so I'll attach a community example you may want to look at.
https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-34150
Also, if you are going to attach code, please do something in the block diagram. I have almost no idea what you want to do and opening the VI did not help at all.
Matt J
Professional Googler and Kudo Addict
National Instruments

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        cardComponent.add(new JScrollPane(table), PageIdentifier.FIVE.name());
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Stuck on "Reached Target Graphical Interface" GNOME

I was a bit hesitant to post this because I know there are tons of topics about this already, but after several hours of troubleshooting I've gotten nowhere and I really could use some help.
I got Arch installed earlier today and decided I was going to use Gnome as my DE. I installed gnome and gnome-extra using pacman -S and everything seemed to go fine. It asked me to chose between something called mesa libgl, nvidia and another option. I assume these are the drivers; I just chose the default "mesa".
I then used systemctl enable gdm.service. I'm not sure if something should have happened, but based on other threads I've read it sounds like this should have launched Gnome.
Either way I rebooted expecting it to launch Gnome, but it gets hung up on "[OK] Reached Target Graphical Interface". The only way out is to Alt+F2 then log in with "root" and my password.
Can someone tell me what logs I can post that can help and how I can get those logs to my Windows boot? I currently have Windows 7 on an SSD and Arch installed on a second hard drive. I have no idea how to copy or save the logs to bring into Windows (or if that is even possible).
I just installed Arch this morning with the newest ISO file.
My graphics card is an Nvidia GeForce GTX 570
Last edited by Herdo (2014-05-24 05:37:24)

henk wrote:
Herdo wrote:It asked me to chose between something called mesa libgl, nvidia and another option. I assume these are the drivers; I just chose the default "mesa".
My graphics card is an Nvidia GeForce GTX 570
Herdo wrote: I then download 3 new xorg packages
Herdo wrote:I installed xf86-video-nouveau driver and the xf86-video-vesa driver and it works. The only problem I am having now is that the colors look washed out. Slightly fuzzy and pixelated looking.
Correct me if I am wrong, but to me it looks like you went straight for Gnome without setting up X, or your graphics card.
I had a quick look at the Beginners Guide -after a very long time-, and to my surprise the Post Installation part had changed. Setting up X and graphic card has moved to
a different wiki page. I am wondering, did you look through this page?
- If you want your graphic card to work properly, you probably would be better of with the nvidia package.
- After installing Xorg an de video drivers why did you not just re-enable gdm?
That's exactly what happened. I wasn't aware I had to configure Xorg or my graphics card when I finished the initial setup. Thanks for the link.
When installing the nvidia package, do I need to uninstall the previous driver packages?

How to I get Graphic Drivers for Windows 7 using Bootcamp on my Late 2011 17" MacBook Pro?

I just received my new 17" Late 2011 MacBook Pro to replace my older model MBP. I had configured the older MBP with two 500Gb SSD drives by replacing the original hard drive and the DVD with 500Gb SSDs. Works fine. I then simply installed these two SSDs from the older MBP on the new machine. OSX works fine, after a few software updates. Likewise Win 7 Pro is installed on a Boot Camp partition with the drivers from the Mid 2010 MBP. Windows seems to run fine after the expected reactivation, but the graphics are obviously not running at full resolution, I am certain this is due to the differing graphics card between the Mid 2010 MBP and the Late 2011 MBP.
Apple does not show any drivers download for the new MBP, I am running BootCamp software version 4.0.
Although I could certainly do it, I don't want to spend the time to run a new installation of Windows 7 and reinstall all the myriad windows updates. It would take hours.
I know that the new installation process takes a step to download the BootCamp drivers, but how can you reinitiate this process after installing BootCamp as I have without progressing through the whole installation process?
Any help appreciated.....

"At least 16 GB of free space on the disk onto which you’re installing for 32-bit, or 20 GB for 64-bit (for Microsoft Windows and Windows-based applications)."
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