Thank You NI

[Spectre_Dave]

I would like to thank NI for LabVIEW.

I have ben using LabVIEW on for the last 20 Years.

I have been a Test Engineer writing Production test, Component Qualifications and PCB requalifications tests.

I have enjoyed labVIEw from the beginning (LabVIEW 1.2) thru the latest offerings and LabVIEW is still fun

[Ben]

I'd like to join Dave in offering thanks for LabVIEW!

The environment and support are outstanding and always getting better.

The graphic nature of LV effectively rids me of the encumberences I experience with text based languages due to my dyslexia.

So I thank God that I am able to "tip my hat" to NI and Jeff K for developing an enviroment where I can thrive.

Your brother in wire,

Ben

[Joe_H]

I would also like to dito Ben's reply.

Thanks for all the hard work and dedication to the customer

[PaulG.]

Dittos from an 11 year vet.

[Cory_K]

Thanks NI. I've only been using LabVIEW for 1 yr, but it was a fun year

[cebailey]

Guess I must confess I enjoy it a great deal now, too, despite my strong preference for text-based programming and my resistance to anything GUI-like. I think it was Blume's book that pulled me around that corner. Now when I daydream about programming problems I picture little colored lines and the like.

[Darren]

I tried to take a class in text-based programming once...30 minutes into a discussion on how to allocate memory, I got bored and started drawing VI diagrams on my legal pad.  LabVIEW rocks!

[Pnt]

when you are programming in Labview, you have the illusion you are an artist... drawing a picture...

[Mathan]

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The environment and support are outstanding and always getting better.

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Yes that's why everybody likes programming in LabVIEW.

Everybody feels they are still learning a lot even they got familiarized with LabVIEW programming. But still for a beginner it is a very good and easy and simple tool compared to text based programming language.

[Spectre_Dave]

I am fully assimilated into LabVIEW -  I start to freak out when I have to deal with text based code. I use LabVIEW for tasks unrealted to Instrumentation - like massaging files for another program.  Instead of writing a macro for excel I'll just bang out some LabVIEW code!