Creating .ini file

How can i create .ini file.Iam having a VI and I would like to configure by calling from .ini file.pls tell me how can i create?

Hi
There are a set of configuration file VIs on the function palette under "File I/O".
For an example, on the menu bar go to Help >> Find Examples ... and search for "configuration".
Good luck
Neil

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