Trouble using Port Out.vi as Labview 7.0 executable in Windows XP

I successfully used Port Out.vi to access the memory location for the parallel port using LabVIEW 7.0. However, I need this utility to work as part of a built application. When I created the executable, the cviVRXWrapper.dll seemed to execute, but gave me the an error, suggesting that the driver required for this operation was not running. What is this driver, why is it not part of the run-time engine, and how do I get it to load if the application builder installer doesn't take care of that automatically?

When you built the installer, did you click the Advanced button and check the Port I/O Support to be added?

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sandblaster wrote:
kdfederer wrote:
It is listed in the terms of service, (that you agreed to when you got your service) that AT&T does not prorate final month's billing. Most of the other providers have the same terms.
Including Verizon. OP's memory of Verizon pro-rating is either faulty or they changed their policy since then. This comes from Verizon's service agreement in the paragraph on canceling service: "Cancellations will become effective on the last day of that month's billing cycle, and you are responsible for all charges incurred until then."
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Subnet mask : 255.255.255.0
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Private Port : 80
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You need a VI called "Write BMP File.vi". It's not shipped with LV5.0.1.
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Perhaps someone figured it out before LV5.1 was released.
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> I want to use Get Panel Image in Labview 5.0.1 and need details on how
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> I am trying to generate an application that saves a copy
of its front
> panel on completion. This is easy to do using an invoke node with
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> elsewhere that you have to use the Get Panel Image method, but no
> details are supplied in LV 5.0.1 documentation of how to use the
> "image" data (1-D Unsigned Byte array) that is generated. I want to
> save this in a format that can then be read as a bitmap in any
> standard graphics package. Any assistance?

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Errorexplanation.jpg ‏543 KB
correct image.jpg ‏22 KB

IMAQdx is the driver that National Instruments provides to interface Firewire, GigE and USB cameras (Directshow compliant USB). This is a licensed driver, so if you don't currently have it, then testing in MAX is not an option.
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Sorry I can't be much more helpful.
Tejinder Gill
National Instruments
Applications Engineer
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I am trying to install WSUS role on Windows Server 2012 R2 using dedicated SQL Instance with static port on remote SQL Server 2012 SP1 CU7 on Windows Server 2012 R2.
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2832204/en-us
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Exclude the computer from the GPO that defines the user right.
We moved the SCCM server to OU where no policies were getting applied and then applied the new GPO to that OU. Restarted the server and we were able to install WSUS role.
Regards
PR

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I am having trouble using the "getf" command in the Scilab-LabVIEW Gateway.
I would like to load an external Scilab function using the LabVIEW script
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In Scilab, the following code works correctly:
scilab-4.1.1
Copyright (c) 1989-2007
Consortium Scilab (INRIA, ENPC)
Startup execution:
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Joe
Attachments:
scilab_terminal.JPG ‏29 KB
labview_scilab_error.JPG ‏28 KB

Hi,
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I hope this helps,
Regards,
Nadim
Applications Engineering
National Instruments

Swap number by porting out and then back to Verizon

I currently have 4 lines with Verizon on a Family Shared Plan. Line A has a basic phone and is my primary number where I got all the calls, line B and C belong to my family members, and line D is a new line I took over recently under assumption of liability because it has unlimited data feature.
Now, what I really want is to swap my primary number from Line A to Lind D, so that I can use my primary number with the line that has unlimited data. I don’t care if I lose the current number on Line D. However, according to multiple verizon reps, you can not swap phone numbers freely.
It seems that the only way to accomplish this is to first set up Line D as the primary line, then port out Line A to another carriier (for example Page Plus), then port it back in to overwrite the number on Line D. Can someone from Verizon confirm if this is the only way to get my primary number on Line D with the unlimited data? Does it even work? Any restrictions for porting back a number that used to be with Verizon?
By the way Line A is month to month now so I am not worried about ETF.
Any help will be appreciated.

jimfitzgerald wrote:
Dion, that doesn't solve his problem. He wants to keep the number that is currently on line A and move THAT number to his smartphone with unlimited data. That's the same situation I am in. I think the only way to do it is wait until the contract expires and then move the number to the desired phone. That's what I am going to do in January.
I appreciate Dion to take time and reply my post, but unfortunately he provided incorrect information. I have just done it and got what I wanted. Obviously, you CAN port your line to another company (say Pageplus) for free, thus canceling the line with Verizon. Then wait until the next billing cycle, and port that number back in to replace existing Verizon number, all for free. No change is made to the account calling plans, features, contract, etc, since it's a simple phone number change.
It took me 10 mins on the phone with Pageplus CS to port the number from Verizon to Pageplus, 3 days before the end of my billing cycle. Then I waited for 5 days, just to be sure that Verizon had release the number, and called Verizon to request the port in. The porting request was done in 5 mins with automated system, and the port went thru almost instantly. I reprogrammed the phone by dialing *228 and everything works fine. I logged on my Verizon immediately and my number has already been updated. Now I finally have my main number on the line with unlimited data.
The only thing to note is that when you change your phone number, your bill/usage will be prorated if it's your primary line.

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