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VIPM 2020 is sporting a completely new visual design that's both more modern and fun to use! We based it on the JKI Flat UI Controls 2.0. Here are a few screenshots below! You can download VIPM 2020 today! Main UI Package Builder Options Window VIPM Browser (more details here) Windows System Tray Notification (more details here) Download VIPM 2020 today!
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One nice feature of VIPM 2020 is that it detects which LabVIEW version is active and will automatically "target" that LabVIEW version (and it's smart about when you change the target). After using this a while, I've found that I can safely forget about having to tell VIPM Browser which LabVIEW version I'm using (since I have years of experience setting the target drop down in the VIPM Main listbox). In VIPM Browser, there are cases where you have more than on LabVIEW version open and you might need to be certain about which LabVIEW version is actively being targeted. When more than o
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When using the new VIPM Browser, the Windows System Tray Icon will show a spinning package icon while installing/uninstalling, and then will provide a Tray Notification when the operation is complete. Note: You can close the VIPM Browser while you're installing/uninstalling packages. When you open it again, it will show you the results. Download VIPM 2020 today!
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new feature New Feature (VIPM 2020): VIPM Browser
Jim Kring posted a topic in VI Package Manager (VIPM)
VIPM Browser The "VIPM Browser" window (below) is new feature that provides a fast way to search and install packages. To open the VIPM Browser, do any of the following: Click on the Windows Start menu and type "VIPM Browser" Double-click the "VIPM Browser" desktop icon Double-click on the VIPM Browser system tray icon (which will be visible when LabVIEW or VI Package Manager are running) Right-click on the VIPM Browser Windows system tray icon and choose Open VIPM Browser Click on the Open "VIPM Browser" link on the VI Package Manager main UI