OpenG on a non-networked computer

Anybody know how to install openg packages (LV 8.6) on a non-networked computer WITHOUT using the PRO version of VIPM?
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David Kaufman
LabVIEW Certified Developer
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malkier wrote:
Getting latest OpenG packages for a non-networked computer -> http://forums.openg.org/index.php?showtopic=307
That link is for OpenG Commander (which is obsolete) and is not supported/recommended for VI Package Manager.
The supported methods are to add packages to VIPM's package list using the File>>Add Packages menu option or to use a VI Package Configuration file (as described here), which is the easiest method.
If you have more questions about VIPM, we have a support forum, here: http://forums.jkisoft.com
Thanks,
-Jim
Message Edited by Jim Kring on 10-24-2008 05:25 PM

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