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LabWindows/CVI Help
Activating Your Software
Guide to Documentation
Example Programs
LabWindows/CVI Fundamentals
Creating Applications
- Managing Projects
- Developing a Graphical User Interface
  - Setting User Interface Editor Preferences
  - Creating a GUI
    - Panels
    - Menu Bars
    - Numeric Controls
    - Text Controls
    - Command Button Controls
    - Toggle Button Controls
    - LED Control Overview
    - Binary Switch Control Overview
    - Ring Controls
    - List and Table Controls
    - Decoration Control Overview
    - Graph Controls
    - Picture Control Overview
    - Timer Control Overview
    - Canvas Control Overview
    - Tab Control Overview
    - Splitter Control Overview
    - ActiveX Controls
    - Custom Controls
    - Classic-Style Controls
    - Converting from Classic Style Controls to Lab Style Controls
  - Editing a User Interface
  - Adding a .uir File to a Project
  - Previewing User Interface Header Files
  - Operating a GUI
  - Icon Editor
  - Searching for UIR Objects
  - Saving a User Interface
  - Generating Code from the GUI
  - Text-Based User Interface Files
  - Printing User Interface Files
  - User Interface Localizer
  - User Interface Editor Menus
- Compiling Source Code
- Creating Multithreaded Applications
- Creating and Downloading DLLs to Real-Time Targets
- Building Multiplatform Applications
- Creating Linux Applications
- Creating 64-bit Applications Versus 32-bit Applications
- Accessing the LabWindows/CVI ActiveX Server Interface
Distributing Applications
Library Reference
Programmer Reference
Hardware Information
Tools Library
Modules and Toolkits
Related Documentation
Glossary
Legal Information
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Binary Switch Controls Overview

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Binary Switch Controls Overview

Use binary switch controls to select between two states: on or off. You can associate a value and a text label with each state of a binary switch.

A sample binary switch control appears in the following figure.

Binary Switch Control

Operating Binary Switch Controls

Programming Binary Switch Controls

Binary Switch Control Attributes

Binary Switch Control Functions

Binary Switch Control Events

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