How to delet block diagram

Dear Sir,
Please help , how to permanentaly delet block diagram of the programme, so it will protected and show only front panel and no one can see the code of the programme.
please tell me steps or any example of deleting it.
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If you have difficulties in following the link then here it is.
Make sure of these and remember
1. You can no longer make any editing changes or view the block diagram.
2. You cannot open or run the VI on any other version of LabVIEW, older or newer.
3.You cannot open or run the VI on any other OS.
One more thing, once it deleted then you will never able to recover it back so I sugges you to take a backup.
Thanks
Kudos are always welcome if you got solution to some extent.
I need my difficulties because they are necessary to enjoy my success.
--Ranjeet
Attachments:
remove block diagram.png ‏65 KB

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