From Labview 9.0 to Labview 8.2.

I need a conversion, if possible, from Labview 9.0 to Labview 8.2.
Thank you for the support
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Write Std Out with Redirection.vi ‏24 KB

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WARNING: There is a bug in LabVIEW 8.2 where you cannot use the error cluster to chain together the Call Library Function Nodes. You will need to either create wrapper VIs for each CLFN or you will need to use case structures around each call.
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Write Std Out with Redirection.vi ‏28 KB

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