Executable file for IMAQ VIs

Hi friends,
I am back here after a long gap. Now I am again in full time research and using LabVIEW as the programing platform as usual.
I am working on image processing and have designed a code recently for a small image analysis purpose. Several IMAQ VIs are used in my progeam. Now I want to make an executable file of it. But the file I able to build is not working in other machines having no labview because of run-time engine unavailability.
I haave attached the screenshot of the error massage. Can anyone please help me to solve the problem?
Thanking you all ...
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I tried to create installer of Vision runtime engine and IMAQ but it did not worked.
As per your information, no executable file can be run in other computer if the program includes any IMAQ VI. Confusing. is Vision library not for programmers doing work for professional use of the program?
I believe there must be some way which will help us to create a .exe file of a program containing IMAQ VIs. Please let me know that way, so that my .exe file can be used by anyone without hassle.
If any kind of payment for any license or so, please let me know that too.
RavensFan wrote:
The dialog seems pretty self explanatory. You need to install the run time engine.
Did you install the LabVIEW run-time engine on the other PC's?
Since you are using IMAQ, I believe you will also need to install the Vision Run-time engine. The only catch there is that you can't freely distribute that one. I believe each Vision runtime license needs to be paid for.

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