Strategy 50 - Executes without Confimed Qty.

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Strategy 50 - Executes without Confimed Qty.
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Hi Albert,
Long time no see... Perhaps at the user group meting okt. 5?
We (Andre) did some experiments with this just last week. He copied everything from the normal installation directory (program files) runtime directory to a new directory on a clean PC. In the same directory he put an executable, and it did run properly (although I think he also copied the models directory to get proper control images).
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Hi We need t run a LabVIEW executable without the need to install the runtime engine first.In fact we use a LabVIEW program to distribute LabVIEW within our company.We add our own library and a special license request form and make it possible to install a LabVIEW development environmentwith only the push of one button.In LV8.2 however this no longer works. First the runtime environment has to be installed before we can run our LabVIEW application.Previous LabVIEW versions worked OK.Are we missing an option in the installer somewhere or can somebody show the way to make this work again otherwise we have to keep 8.01 until infinity....

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Hi mkalinkin,
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