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| ====== VI code snippet ====== | ====== VI code snippet ====== | ||
| - | VI Snippets | + | **VI snippets** |
| - | Read more on [[http:// | + | They can directly be placed on a block diagram via drag and drop.\\ |
| + | Read more on [[http:// | ||
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| - | ===== use with browsers other than Internet Explorer ===== | + | |
| - | **Firefox and some other browsers** behave differently to Internet Explorer in the way they handle dragged images.\\ | + | |
| + | If "drag and drop" doesn' | ||
| + | Firefox and some other browsers behave differently to Internet Explorer in the way they handle dragged images.\\ | ||
| You will notice if you drag a VI Snippet from Firefox directly to LabVIEW you will get the URL of the image rather than the code you expected.\\ | You will notice if you drag a VI Snippet from Firefox directly to LabVIEW you will get the URL of the image rather than the code you expected.\\ | ||
| - | An easy way to get around this is to drag the image to your desktop or a folder first, and then drag the image from your desktop to LabVIEW. | + | An easy way to get around this, is to **drag the image to your desktop or a folder first, and then drag the image from your desktop to LabVIEW**.\\ |
| + | If your computer settings don't allow to drag the snippet to your desktop, right-click the snippet and select "save picture as.." and save it on your desktop | ||