Applicatio​n builder for labview 4.1

I have a legacy application that compiles with 4.1 but does not with 6.1. We had application builder for 4.1 but only have access to Applications builder 6.1 at this time. Where can I get a copy of Application Builder 4.1?

I would contact NI's Sales group. I highly doubt that it is still available, but it's worth a try. You can reach them at 512.683.0100.
J.R. Allen

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