Problems In Running Executable File

I Have A LabView Program Where The Sub VI Is a VI Tempelate,(I Already Tried Using Reentrant Function Through A VI,But I Had Some Issues<Which Caused The Program To Not Work Correctly>, Hence The *VIT)
The Problem Is While Creating An Executable File
It Just Does Not Call The SUB VI
I Tried Changing The Path Name To Inside The Application.exe But Still No Luck
I Use Labview 2012

Hello,
Everyone, I guessed we meet the same issue.
During debug mode, the main program can load vit file by vit file path, the interface and function both are ok. as soon as I build all files to exe file, the program can work well but it just means function is ok, the interface invoved vit file all couldn't be showed normally.
I copied the original vit file to build package, there isn't any problem in Runing Executable File.
This is just one way to solve this problem. I don't think it's the best way, who can provide a better idea? which way is only to include vit file as other vi during build exe package, and anyone don't easy change original vit file, thanks!
Champion

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