What is the, iPad2 VPN setting for "transmit ALL data stream" equivalent in PC VPN?

What is the,
iPad2 VPN setting for "transmit ALL data stream" equivalent setting in PC VPN?
Thanks.
Or there is not equivalent part?
-namlow

Great question, Aerogoob.
The XY graph can be bound to a 1d array of "points", where each point is a cluster of two numerics (X and Y). To create a shared variable of this type, you can set the data type to "From Custom Control..." in the shared variable properties dialog. Of course, first you'll have to build the custom control of the correct type: array of cluster of two numerics.
If any of that doesn't make sense, please post back and we can walk you through it in more detail.
Also, just for completeness, the chart indicator can be bound to a scalar numeric or to an array of numerics. The graph indicator can only be bound to an array of numerics.

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