LabVIEW 2.2 for Mac disks

Please could somebody tell me how to obtain an installation version of LabVIEW 2.2 for MacIntosh ? I do need this version and apparently NI France could not get it.
My email is : [email protected]

If NI can't provide such an old version, and no one here has one, you could try the info-labview mail server. You can email your request to [email protected] Info-labview is a lot older than this forum and some of the participants have been around since day one.

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It looks like Labview 3.1 has different names for these VI.

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I've heard of people doing this before. It's been a couple of years but the process involved going from LV 2 to 3 on the MAC. Then from 3 MAC to 3 LV. Then use the LabVIEW converion kit. You may be able to bypass the 2 to 3 on MAC step.
From my understanding you can open LV 4 and onwards VIs with LV 6. Here's a Knowledgebase entry you might find useful:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/6f80a168949d5799862569310076f14b?OpenDocument
Another KB entry discusses how to move files between the PC and MAC:
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/5b64515b3246bd8b862565210079a8dd?OpenDocument
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Hi ALVEZ,
You can contact National Instruments and we will send you the CDs.
If you are French customer, the number is 01.57.66.24.24 and ask for the sales departement.
Regards
VéroniqueD
NI France

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2. If you do scroll with the wheel, switch to the front panel and back before you mouse over anything.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TestDisk
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