Write to BMP or JPG file

Can anyone tell me if there is a VI available that will write a graph
display to a BMP if JPG file. This is to save having to [print screen] and
edit the picture all the time.
Yours sincerely, Chris McCrory Project Engineer
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"Chris McCrory" wrote:
>Can anyone tell me if there is a VI available that will write a graph>display
to a BMP if JPG file.
snipp
Just use the VI-Property Node - you can choose to print the whole VI (description,
panel, diagramm and so on and delete the unnecessary stuff.
Peter

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