Measurement Studio 8.1.2 Now Available

Hello all,
I am pleased to announce the release of Measurement Studio 8.1.2. This version introduces several new features including legend control scrollbars, Network Variable performance improvements, analysis code snippets, and enhanced support for engineering formatting. Refer to the What's New in Measurement Studio page for more information. In addition, this release also provides multiple bug fixes. Visit NI Measurement Studio 8.1.2 for Windows: Compatibility, Bug Fixes, and Upgrade Information to read more about specific bug fixes and upgrade information.
Because we are committed to supporting Measurement Studio in Visual Studio 6.0, this release introduced Windows Vista compliance for our Visual Studio 6.0 support. Additionally, several bug fixes were done for the Visual Studio 6 support. Refer to the Measurement Studio for Visual Studio 6.0 Readme for further information.
Best Regards,
Jonathan N.
National Instruments

平素よりNI製品を利用して頂きまして誠にありがとうございます。
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弊社のMeasurement Studioランタイムライブラリは現在のところパッケージといった形での提供は致しておりません。必要なライブラリファイルをそれぞれ実行先の環境へコピーして頂くようお願い致します。

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vrtItem.pcVal = "1";
vrtFirst.vt = VT_I4;
vrtFirst.lVal = 0;
vrtInc.vt = VT_I4;
vrtInc.lVal = 1;
vrtData.vt = VT_BYREF|VT_UI1;
vrtData.pbVal = CH1WaveData;//unsigned char CH1WaveData[2500];there have had value already.each value is between 0~255.
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m_GraphCtrl.GetAnnotations().Item(vrtItem).GetCaption().SetXCoordinate(0.00);
m_GraphCtrl.GetAnnotations().Item(vrtItem).GetCaption().SetYCoordinate(200.00);//this codes worked good,
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I have attached an image of the toolbar items. If there items are not visible on your toolbar, right-click the toolbar, and select the item labeled "MStudio" (if using VC++ 6.0) or "NI-Measurement Studio" (if using VS 2003). These items will only be available if you have Measurement Studio support for C++ installed.
I hope this helps
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