Tutorial (Getting Started) VI

i am trying to run the "Opening a New VI from a Template " tutorial and it mentions
"3. From the Create New list, select VI»From Template»Tutorial (Getting Started)»
Generate and Display. This template VI generates and displays a signal."
i can not find "Tutorial (Getting Started)»Generate and Display" in the list of VI's after selecting NEW. where am i going wrong

File->New...->
In the Simulated group you can see the Generate and Display. If you dont have this, which LV are you running? This picture is from 2013.
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