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  The latest version of iTunes (11.1.4) caused problems for many users, and the Council is to uninstall/reinstall iTunes. After you have uninstalled iTunes (and cleared out the folders) I tried to download a new installation.
  Firefox asks me if I want to save the file and I click Yes and... nothing happens.

  Have read elsewhere that as it is a binary file, Firefox he treats like a mixed content file. However, I don't see any warning about it and there is no option to download it in any case.

  Is there a setting that I have to fix or is this a bug?

  Finally I had to use IE8 to successfully download the installation program.

  I think I found the answer.

  If I put my download options for 'Always ask me where to save files', then select desktop, nothing happens.

  If I put my download options "save files...". "and then browse to change folder by default on the desktop download, the downloaded files OK.

  If it's strange just at the binaries I don't know but it works with iTunes Installer.

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• How can I force a binary 'inconsistent' add-on to load?

  My security software, Trend Micro, has three binary modules that it loads in Firefox to further protect. I installed nightly for wasting his time with and found that it has one of the Add - ons is incompatible. Is it possible to force this add-on to work?

  I wouldn't try to force extensions with binary components to work with a version of Firefox that they are not specified to work with.
  
  Binary components must always be compiled with the version they that they are compatible with without going through this can cause serious problems.
  
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• you are using Linux with Nvidia binary drivers, how can I enable WebGL in Firefox 8?

  I heard it is possible to use WebGL in firefox 8 for linux, if you use Nvidia drivers binary, but I have not found a succinct recipe. can someone point me to a working recipe?

  Thank you!

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  WebGL Renderer: NVIDIA Corporation -- GeForce 9800 GT/PCI/SSE2/3DNOW! -- 3.3.0 NVIDIA 280.13
  

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• Cannot view Web pages. Default open / binary code.

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  I deleted browsing history, cookies and cache. When I restarted firefox, I couldn't go to Netflix.com. I get a blank page with a pop-up box labled: opening defult. It is said to the inside of the box, you have chosen to open default is binary code. There are two buttons: Save and cancel. By clicking on the buttons does nothing.

  Reinstallation does not work. Computer reload does not work. I even deleted my firefox profile (bookmarks bye bye). Problem still exists.

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  You may need to reload a web page and bypass the cache with:

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  • Press 'Ctrl + F5' or 'Ctrl + Shift + R' (Windows, Linux)
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• Load several binary files (.r32/.r64) with DataLoadSel or similar functions

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  I think indexing is correct. I have no idea why playback does not work, any suggestions?

  Code:

  While (numLoop > 0)

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  GHDChnType = "EXPLICIT."

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  GHDSaveType = 'BLOCK '.

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  Call HDCreate()

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  ...

  loop

  ...

  I found the error: ChannelLength is not equal for each file, it must be calculated first.

  ' get the length of the file

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• binary data from GPS VI-example RF recording / reading with NI USRP

  Hello

  In the demo video (http://www.ni.com/white-paper/13881/en) a ublox was used to record the GPS signal while driving. How is it possible to record with you - Center in a binary data format which is usable within LabView for the reading of the GPS signal? Ublox uses the *.ubx data format, is there a converter?

  Hello YYYs,

  The file was generated not by uBlox but by recording and playback VI.  An active GPS antenna, fueled by some amplifiers and mini-circuits was related to the USRP and the program created LabVIEW file (USRP being used as a receiver)

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• Write a bmp to binary questions

  Hello

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  http://forums.NI.com/T5/LabVIEW/problems-creating-a-BMP-file/m-p/757714/highlight/true#M347071

  Here's my VI:

  

  Writing the file binary write, extra 4 bytes...

  

  I see here the 4 bytes in the data string.

  

  What happens if you wire a FAKE on the array or string of size "prepend" when writing the binary file? (the default is TRUE).

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• binary file with line break

  Hello

  Today, I need to import data from a binary file / mixed text. The structure is

  CH1 octet1 Ch1 Ch2 Ch2 octet2 CrLf octet1 octet2

  CH1 octet1 Ch1 Ch2 Ch2 octet2 CrLf octet1 octet2

  CH1 octet1 Ch1 Ch2 Ch2 octet2 CrLf octet1 octet2

  My first attempt was a DataPluginExample3.VBS updated the

  Void ReadStore (File)

  Sun block: SetBlock = File.GetBinaryBlock)

  Dim Channel1: Set channel 1 = Block.Channels.Add ("Low-Timer", eU16)

  Canal2 Dim: Set Canal2 = Block.Channels.Add ("High-Timer", Ue16)

  Dim canal3: Canal3 Set = Block.Channels.Add ("CrLf", Ue16)

  Dim ChannelGroup: Set ChannelGroup = Root.Channelgroups.Add ("ESR_Timing")

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel1)

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel2)

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel3)
  "(Kanal 3 ist nur $OD$ OA CrLf)"

  End Sub

  Unfortunately, each odd sample, the data are corrupted and then become misaligned. And the beginning of data entry does not exactly start a new line.

  So I would use the CrLF to re-sync.

  How can I mix the approach of the ASCII-readline with binary data?

  The following does not work: I try to tell the trainer to use vbNewLine (= CrLf = $0D $0) to separate lines and use the channels of direct access with the data type of U16. But when you use the line break, apparently the import filter also expects the delimiters instead of raw binary values.

  Void ReadStore (File)

  File.Formatter.LineFeeds = vbNewLine

  File.SkipLine () ' Sicherstellen, dass erste wird ignoriert line unvollstandige

  Sun block: SetBlock = File.GetStringBlock()

  Dim Channel1: Set channel 1 = Block.Channels.Add ("Low-Timer", eU16)

  Canal2 Dim: Set Canal2 = Block.Channels.Add ("High-Timer", Ue16)

  ' Dim canal3: canal3 Set = Block.Channels.Add ("CrLf", Ue16)

  Dim ChannelGroup: Set ChannelGroup = Root.Channelgroups.Add ("ESR_Timing")

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel1)

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel2)

  End Sub

  Thank you for your comments.

  Michael

  Hi Michael,

  I think this use made the rounds.  I had to ignore all partial to the first row of values in order to keep the correspondence of the line of the high and low timer values.  Also note that by default the U16s are read with LittleEndian byte order - you can change that with File.Formatter.ByteOrder = eBigEndian.

  Brad Turpin

  Tiara Product Support Engineer

  National Instruments

• Reading a binary file

  I'm reading a file that is in binary, and I've been uncessful, I get the following error message: error 7 has occurred to open/create/replace file in TESTEXAMPLE.viand the possible reason is: LabVIEW: file not found. The file may be in a location different or deleted. Use File Explorer or the command prompt to verify that the path is correct.  Currently, the program is in the same folder as the file that I'm reading, so I don't know if I'm setting up properly.

  Thank you

  Andrea

  Replace the default data with the directory of the application directory and build this path with the name of the file.  You can always probe the wire to see what really is the path.

• Record class in binary with TypeDef Enum object

  I'm curious to know if this is expected behavior. I'm trying to save a class object to a binary file. In the private class data, I have an enum of the def type. If the type def change once the data has been written to disk, the data back out restores the default value of the enum.

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  1. run "Write Binary.vi" and a binary file will be saved with the value enum Val3.

  2. make run 'read Binary.vi. ' The results should be Val3 as expected.

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  4. make sink "read Binary.vi". The result will now be Val1, Val3 not.

  EDIT:

  Should have added, I'm on Windows7, 64-bit, sp1 Labview 2012

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• How the names of variables and units used in the binary output file

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  Hi KE,.

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  Your colleague must save the information it records the names and values in the same way...

  (When writing to text files, it could use WriteTextFile, FormatIntoFile, WriteToSpreadsheetFile, WriteBinaryFile even could serve...)

• Use the indicator binary enum in the public Service but allow several indicators

  Hello

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  M

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• The binary file format

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