RE: OpenG Builder - Call for Testers

[Rolf K. <rol...@ci...>]

Well, I guess we can ignore my previous failure message. It turned out =
it
was a full system drive where the temporary directory was located.

Maybe a nice feature would be to check for enough disk space on the =
temporary
volume as the error 6 the LabVIEW Copy function produces (appaerently =
because it
does a temporary copy of some sort) is not very helpful.

In fact I found the problem because I tried to install a few packages =
and got
the same eror 6 on some write function in the ZIP extraction functions. =
This
brought me to the point of checking the disk status.

Rolf Kalbermatter

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ope...@li...
> [mailto:ope...@li...]On
>  Behalf Of
> Jim Kring
> Sent: Fri, December 17, 2004 21:08
> To: ogp...@li...; OpenGToolkit-Developers
> Subject: OpenG Builder - Call for Testers
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> Hello, All
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> The OpenG Builder needs testers to put it through the paces=20
> and provide
> feedback on User Interface features.  This is a really cool=20
> app that will
> help you build better quality software products in LabVIEW. =20
> If you have
> already installed the OpenG Commander, then installing the=20
> OpenG Builder can
> be done in just a few mouse clicks.  First, launch the=20
> commander, update
> your package list from the internet, download and install the=20
> ogrsc_builder
> (version 1.0.0alpha3) package.  There is a cool GUI, lots of=20
> documentation,
> and it looks and feels similar to the LabVIEW Application=20
> Builder.  So, what
> are you waiting for?
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> Download
> <http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/ogpm/openg_commander-2.0-a
lpha3.zip?down
load> the OpenG Commander here
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Read the OpenG Builder documentation  <http://builder.openg.org/> here
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Regards,
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-Jim Kring