Guess what I'm doing

[SteveChandler]

Spoiler

[Andrey_Dmitriev]

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@altenbach wrote:

I agree. 7 days seems too short for an initial evaluation. I wonder why it got shortened.

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But you can prolongate this period (Sorry for german screenshot):

By the way - Unicode was introduced in October 1991. More than 20 years ago...

[Adri_K.]

Hi All,

Grant is right that we are not only providing you with 7 days to evaluate, but rather providing you with 7 + 45 days to evaluate. Essentially, you have 7 days to evaluate the product without a user profile. To extend the evaluation for an additional 45 days, all you have to do is enter you user profile information into the product. You can also choose to extend the evaluation for the additional 45 days anytime during the 7-day initial trial by selecting "yes" when prompted to extend (image above).

-Adri Kruger

[Andrey_Dmitriev]

And now do it again 

Spoiler

[PaulG.]

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@Andrey Dmitriev wrote:

And now do it again 

Spoiler

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(facepalm)

[crossrulz]

Wow.  Not even a week out and there's already a patch!  Hopefully the patched version will be sent out to us later this month.

For those who care, here's the details of the patch:http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/C43244DFBC6AE9FA86257A440064199F?OpenDocument

[Ben]

Today's NI News has the headline;

Why This Is the Most Stable LabVIEW Version Yet
From the beta program to the NI Error Reporter, here's how we did it.
Read more » 

Ben

[crossrulz]

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@Ben wrote:

Today's NI News has the headline;

Why This Is the Most Stable LabVIEW Version Yet
From the beta program to the NI Error Reporter, here's how we did it.
Read more » 

Ben

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Well, I know we found a lot of stuff in the beta.  There were several things found a little late in the beta that we were told wouldn't get done in time.  I think one or two of those got fixed in the patch.

[Ben]

Re: the title of this thread...

Way-back in the early days of the forum I would get up early and while my wife was using the bathroom, I would answer questions (the easy ones). My wife would come down and giggle asking;

Princess : What would they think if they knew you were answering questions in your skivies?

OK it's out of my system now.

Ben

[danil33]

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Ben wrote:

Re: the title of this thread...

Way-back in the early days of the forum I would get up early and while my wife was using the bathroom, I would answer questions (the easy ones). My wife would come down and giggle asking;

Princess : What would they think if they knew you were answering questions in your skivies?

OK it's out of my system now.

Ben

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Ben:                                      princess: