Exe in french and runtime engine in english can it run?

exe in french and runtime engine in english
also max version is english
can it run successfully?

Hello,
You can build your executable with the french version of LabVIEW and run your executable with the english Run-Time Engine. However, note that strings in menus (such as File, Edit, Project, Help, and so on) and pop-up menus depend upon the version of the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine you are using with the executable. If you use the english Run-Time Engine, the menus always appear in english, regardless of the language of your operating system.
Also, note that for standard dialog boxes, LabVIEW uses strings (such as Open, Close, Save, and so on) that are specific to the operating system. Some dialogs contain LabVIEW specific strings (for example, Select Cur Dir), which LabVIEW displays in french, german, or japanese, according to the operating system's regional settings.
So if you need french menus and LabVIEW resources in your executable, use the french version of the Run-Time Engine available here.
Good luck and have a nice day!
Shakhina P.
Applications Engineer
National Instruments

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