LV 8.6 library function in an example is not found

Several "examples" in LV 8.6 include a particular library function that is not found when I load the example VI. Where can I find this function? I have an "example" of one of the vi's attached containing the mystery function.
Thank you,
Chuck
Solved!
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Attachments:
Error Handling callingVI.vi ‏20 KB

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