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        <item><title>Subject: Re:Comment Tracker - by: Richard Thomas (CLA)</title>
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<description>Thank you very much for the impromptu presentation, it fitted with our Scripting theme quite nicely.

The comment tracking tool looks very useful, shame it doesn't get more traffic on ni.com!

There were lots of helpful comments from the audience, tips for usage and potential improvements. Let's hope this all leads to an even more useful tool!  ...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Comment Tracker - by: Michael Strathmann</title>
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<description>Hi All,
Good to see you at the meeting yesterday, and good to present, too!
Here is the link I promised

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-15560

I hope you find it useful, and I'm open to suggestions.  Feel free to modify yourselves, though

All the best,
Michael....</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:Hints and tips for CLAD exam in November. - by: Ray Farmer</title>
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<description>Hi,
 I would suggest, you look at the areas that you failed, try to understand why you picked the wrong answer. Then just go for it and take the exam.

Good Luck...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: LabVIEW Challenge - by: Richard Thomas (CLA)</title>
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<description>To all LabVIEW developers!

NI are running a User Interface design challenge on the Community pages. Why not check it out and have a go, there's a prize for the winner.

Check out my entry (https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-19921) while you're there and click Like button if you like it   
 
Good luck to those that have a go!

Richard http://www.labviewcambridge.co.uk/images/fbfiles/images/map_single.jpg...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:Hints and tips for CLAD exam in November. - by: Richard Thomas</title>
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<description>Hi Steven,

The questions in the CLAD can be a little obtuse sometimes - I once argued against what was the generally accepted correct answer to a question on bundling by name because I felt the question was very poorly worded.
You are already using the best resources available from NI's website, so I can only recommend you persevere and hope that they're a little more clear to you this next time.

Best of luck!...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Hints and tips for CLAD exam in November. - by: Steven Miles</title>
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<description>Hi everybody.
I wondered if anyone could give me some hints and tips for passing the CLAD. This will be the fourth time i sit the exam.
My last mark was 65% so i only missed it by 2 marks. How frustrating.
I have gone over the ONLY TWO papers on the NI.com website and
the most missed concepts etc. 
Not sure what else i can do? i use the package everyday and am proficient in it. Just i find the exam quite ambigious in some of the questions....</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Hi! - by: Ricky Chauvin</title>
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<description>Some of you will already know me.  Others wont so thought I would say hi!

I've been using labview for almost a year now and use it in my everyday job as part of a production system alongside .net and various other packages.

Hopefully I'll be able to contribute something to the forum

Rik...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: LabView Software Engineer - by: Richard Brown</title>
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<description>Job Title: LabView Software Engineer
Job Type: Permanent
Location: Bishop’s Stortford, Hertfordshire
An exciting role for a full time LabView Developer is available at Optical Metrology Services (OMS).  Strong analytical and mathematics skills are a key requirement and extensive experience with statistical analysis and algorithm development is necessary. The software we develop controls and analyses the data from our suite of state of the art laser based measuring equipment in order to graphically disp...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: LabVIEW and Google Wave - by: Jakub Czaplicki</title>
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<description>For those interested, there is an interesting example of using LabVIEW and Google Wave. Simply go to google wave http://wave.google.com/wave/ (if you don't have account, I can send you an &quot;invitation&quot; ), and search for  labview with: public . There is a discussion titled &quot;LabVIEW and Google Wave&quot; started by Magnus Hummelgård.

 http://www.labviewcambridge.co.uk/images/fbfiles/images/labview_with_gwave_sm2.png...</description>
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<item><title>Subject: Re:Anyone hiring Graduate Electronic Engineer? - by: Peter Horn</title>
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<description>Hi Dave,

Thanks for the post. It's always good to hear about new engineers graduating from University with LabVIEW skills.

Did you specifically want a job in the Cambridge region? I know of a couple of companies and can pass your details on when opportunities come up.

Have you spoken to the local NI Field Engineer for Loughborough? Rob Lee looks after that area and would be a good person to keep in touch with as he may know people in that area.

Please feel free to send me your contact details an...</description>
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