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"Interesting. Thanks - now I have some hard & fast rules. ... I think we've solved this mystery."

"... it's almost impossible not to see your name on the internet about LabVIEW and when following threads! ..."

"Very Cool, Paul. I used your code more or less as a tutorial on how to use Get Text Rect, and then modified my own on that basis."

"... Brilliant idea to use an analog waveform for display."

"Your one single sentence advice was the SULLution ! Bingo & congratulations! "

"Oh, yeah, that [the picture] got it. (You had a great description and in much less than a thousand words, but it's still nice.!)"

"Paul, that is great. You get the Forrest Mims Award for sure!"

"...Paul, I liked your last quote so much, I will be adding it to my repertoire if you don't mind"

"As always, your wealth of information and keenly-focused brain continue to be an asset to the entire LabVIEW community!"

"That's fantastic - it does exactly what I need. Thanks! Why didn't I think of asking for this ages ago? :-)"

"Excellent point!"

and then

"Your comparison of the event structure to an interrupt handler is perfect! That is absolutely the way to treat it in LabVIEW."

"...you always seem to have InfoLV excerpts at your fingertips..."

"The quality and detail of your feedback is amazing and of considerable value to us."

"Paul, just got done going through the four "projects" you made for the LabHSM demos. Excellent job! I wish the documentation for all the other things I have was written this clearly."

and then

"I thought I had a question about your LabHSM Connection but I've looked at it again and now I understand it better than I did. Sweet! That would tend to help things out by "hiding" those parts."

"Now THIS sounds interesting! I'll try this today. Thanks!"

and then

"I got it to work! :-)"

"Looking at your website, I see that attempting to classify your professional experience may be impossible... I'll just have a note on your entry explaining the unable-to-fit-in-box-ness of your experience!"

"I have attempted your solution and it's the best."

"Perfect solution, works like a charm."

"That's quite a novel idea..."
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"The "Inf and NaN Plotter" from SULLutions is a novel example of LabVIEW developers expanding the functionality of the LabVIEW development environment. Professional add-on tools such as this greatly increase the value of LabVIEW for all users."

"Thanks everybody for answering my question. Seems I was the only one having no solution ;-)
  Now I think I will use Pauls Sullution."

"This is exactly the kind of information I was looking for."

"...you have cleared up alot with your explanation."

"Got your VI and it was exactly what I was looking for."

"I love it. Thanks. Now where did I put that drill....?"

"Wow... this sounds great!"

"Thanks for your comment:...[It] was very enlightening. I wish there were a book 'All There Is To Know About LabVIEW Graphs'."

"...You have a sharp eye...If you find any other inconsistencies, we would be glad to hear from you...."

"...Rolf Kalbermatter, Scott Hannas, Jim Kring, and Paul Sullivan have excellent write-ups on the improved readability and maintainability brought to this diagram by a state-machine over the sequence structure. Anyone who didn't read their posts may want to go to the archives -- all four of these are long, but they go to good depth on the topic..."

"...Well that VI sounds like it would do the trick..."

"... over 50 times faster than the earlier version (the code is 50 times easier to read, too!)."

"I just incorporated your recent suggestions into new software I was writing and was amazed to see how the VI shrunk in size and became more transparent.

Just wanted to thank you for very useful tips!"

"...Paul F. Sullivan responded to my earlier infoLabVIEW request as to how to access the MatLab command window without using an ActiveX container by saying just to use the MatLab script node - and it works great (Thanks, Paul!)..."

"...As always, Mr. Sullivan is correct..." [Not sure my wife would agree with that!]

"I like your idea of coloring the background of the changed VI's... I never thought about that...It's amazing how many obvious things slip past everyday :) "

"...The 'best' answers came from ... "Jean-Pierre Drolet" <jean-pierre.drolet@tr.cgocable.ca>:... and from "Paul F. Sullivan" <Paul@SULLutions.com>..."

"THANK YOU SO MUCH for passing along the latest version of your GREAT "Is Built Application.vi"!! I really appreciate it! I've been working in LabVIEW for 12 years now, and I really appreciate beautiful, elegant and clever code- and yours certainly fits that description."

"Thanks for the tip. EXACTLY what I was looking for!! THANKS TONS!"

"WOW! You are great! Thanks TONS!"

"LOL....Thanks Paul! Coming from such a huge contributor to this list [Info-LabVIEW], I take that compliment in high regards."

"...thanks to those notes on occurrences a few weeks back, I decided to try them in another part of this application (I'd never understood their function until then), and have been pleasantly surprised with the results!..."

"... That was a good explanation. Why is it not in the textbooks?..."

"...I'm going to use your great suggestion..."

"...The most concise answer, from Paul at Polaroid,..."