String comparisons

Greetings,

I am a novice user (stating the obvious here) difficulties with string comparisons. The little attached vi ran an once turned green, but never after that I can't seem to indicate green regardless of entry.

My ultimate goal will be to determine if a device generates the string "enter user ID: "Chain of true/false game" prefaced by a certain type of channel setting would be an acceptable method?

Thank you

JVH

Hi Don,.

There is a function 'Trim spaces' in the string functions palette...

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