Can Labview Application developed on Win-XP be run on Win-8 ?

Hi there..
I am working on Labview 2013 on Windows XP.
I have made some Application Installers using win-XP which are working fine on Win-XP, Win-7 32bit and Win-7 64bit.
I want to know if they can be run on Windows-8 or not ?
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Yes it should work, any application which is developed in LabVIEW 2010 onwards shall work on windows 8. however NI officially says 2012 onwards. Please check link below.
http://www.ni.com/labview/os-support/
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