Licensing fees

If I purchase a complete copy of developper 6.0 and use it to create an application, when I am finished, does developer 6 provide me with run-time copies of my application?
Do I have to pay any fees everytime I sell my application?
Assuming a customer buys my application with a copy of oracle 8i standard edition 5 users, does he or I have to pay more then the cost of the 5 users license of oracle 8i standard edition?

To compile into an exe you will have to have LabVIEW Professional development (I'm not sure without looking it up what version(s) have the ability to compile), The ability to compile into an exe isn't with every version. If your application uses any add-on toolkits there may be a deployment fee, not sure which ones. If it is "plain vanilla" LabVIEW then the end-user will have to download, or install if you include it with your distribution, the LabVIEW Run-time Engine. This can be done for free, but is a pretty big file. It isn't unlike Visual Basic or VC++, they too require run-time components, theirs just get installed as a part of Windows.
So, if you have a version of LabVIEW that allows you to build exe's, and you aren't using any components that require additional licensing, then there isn't any additional license/fees due National Instruments, As Far As I Know.
Do you have an idea of what components, or how you intend to use it?
Putnam
Certified LabVIEW Developer
Senior Test Engineer
Currently using LV 6.1-LabVIEW 2012, RT8.5
LabVIEW Champion

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