Items of Interest from the LabVIEW Technical Resource?View Excerpts from the LTR Catalog of Back Issues.

[LTR Publishing]

For LabVIEW Users who are not aware of what our publication has to offer, we thought we would provide a quick look at some of the topics available from LTR�s extensive 9 year catalog of back issues.

Inside LTR issue, Volume 9 Number 2, and on the accompanying Resource CD:

A technique for mastering a higher-level way to work with variant data and describes how variant data works with LabVIEW 6i.

A presentation of variant data and an example of building arrays with mixed data types.

A follow-up article that provides important details about closing object references in conjunction with the previous article, �An Introduction to Class Hierarchies in LabVIEW� in LTR Volume 8, Number 4.

A presentation of some examples of what you can do with control refs and an analysis of some object-oriented concepts and how they are exposed in LabVIEW.

A technique for displaying test data hierarchies using a tree-view data grid.

An implementation for sorting two-dimensional arrays that takes advantage of LabVIEW�s built-in one-dimensional array-sorting function.

Inside LTR issue, Volume 9 Number 1, and on the accompanying Resource CD:

Using ActiveX with LabVIEW and Martin Plassen's Mission Editor Version 1.0.

Creating a Dual Progress Bar and Seeded Random Number Generator.

Applying VI Server Techniques to Clone Front Panels.

Accessing Databases and Creating Microsoft Office Reports with new LabVIEW Add-Ons.

Examining Open Source Software and LabVIEW.

Exploring Real-Time Control with LabVIEW on the Macintosh.

Inside LTR issue, Volume 8 Number 4, and on the accompanying Resource CD:

Understanding classes and object-oriented programming.

Managing the tradeoff between noise and processing with a circular buffer technique.

Creating a Windows NT Service that is managed by the operating system rather than by the end user.

Using the LabVIEW Icon Editor.

Working with LabVIEW and your third-party source control software.

Learning your way around the LabVIEW documentation set.

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