saverio.mercurio wrote:
> BINGO!
>
> Well, sort of...
>
> It's actually two things. I had MusicMatch running, but not playing.
> (Processor time was not at 100% for those of you thinking that. It was
> barely hitting 10% while I was working.) If you quit out of it the
> context help eventually wakes up. However, I discovered that it's also
> tied to whether or not the objects you're hovering over are enclosed
> in some sort of structure, like a case structure, sequence structure,
> loop, etc. If they are the context help window gets "stuck" and only
> works correctly if you quit out of MusicMatch. If the objects are just
> "loose" on the diagram the context help works correctly regardless of
> whether or not MusicMatch is running. Who'd've thunk?
>
> Definitely something I will forward to NI. Whether or not it's a
> problem with LabVIEW is a different question.
>
> Much appreciate the suggestion!
>
Saverio,
I'm glad someone pinned this down. I have noticed the same problem,
but hadn't bothered to work through it all the way. I do have
MusicMatch running most of the time, but I had never thought that that
would explain it! Very strange interaction. Anyway, just wanted to let
you (and NI) know that you weren't the only one to see it.
Dave
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