Remove edges

Hi, ALL!
If
you know how to remove the edges around the labels at the front panel
then
explain me, please
end.
I know how to do this in LabVIEW 4.x and 5.x but
I don't know in LabVIEW 3.x. Where are examples in 3.x both
with the edges and without the edges, but in Edit\Preferences where are
no appropriate toggle option. :-(
Hope, somebody knows. If so, thanks. Write me: [email protected]
drmad
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[email protected] wrote:
> If you know how to remove the edges around the labels at the front panel
> then explain me, please end.
>
> I know how to do this in LabVIEW 4.x and 5.x but I don't know in LabVIEW 3.x. Where are examples in 3.x both
> with the edges and without the edges, but in Edit\Preferences where are
> no appropriate toggle option. :-(
You can drop back to the original method of removing label borders -
paint them transparent. (select "T" as the color, then paint the label)
- andrew johnson
- wireworks west
- berkeley CA US

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