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Mathan wrote:
You have to create an executable with the help of project explorer.
The user has LabVIEW 6 (as he noted in the original message). LabVIEW 6 has no project explorer.
To OP: I am assuming the LLB contains a top-level VI that can be run. Otherwise, this is a moot question. If you want to open the VI and view it, then you need the development version on the target machine. If you want to run the top-level VI in the LLB then you must create an application that you can copy over to the other computer. The other computer requires the LabVIEW Runtime Engine in order to run the executable. To build the application you need the Application Builder. This is a separate product from LabVIEW, but was included with certain LabVIEW editions.. If you do not see a menu option for building the application then you do not have the Application Builder. You would need to contact your local NI sales office to see if you can still buy a copy. I doubt you will be able to, but it's worth a try.
EDIT: Sorry for the duplicate info. I got sidetracked while composing the message, and did not see the additional responses from Dennis.
Message Edited by smercurio_fc on 08-18-2009 09:51 AM

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