Does LabVIEW support Multi Document Format

Hi
I had a doubt that does LabVIEW support Multi Document Format like Microsoft Word, execel etc.
please reply me with some solution if anyone has
With Regards
Avni

Yes, I know very well what MDI is, I just don't know what Multi Document Format is
Programs like word, excel, etc support reading/writing of files in multiple formats (e.g. *.doc, *.rtf, *.txt, etc. for word or *.xls, *.csv, etc. for excel), so the question could be along these lines. I guess we have to wait for the original poster to come back to clarify.
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