Where is Menu Launch : Application in LV 2009?

I want to get to the app instance for Tool's Menu VIs (its name is NI.LV.Dialog). In LV 2013, the property node is App.Menu LaunchApp. However, I cant find it in LV 2009. Does anyone know where it is or what is the workaround?
I tried to revert a LV 2013 VI that contains this property node back to LV 2009. However, it generates an error 42 (generic error).
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You don't see the property in 2009 because it was defined as private. As you can see, you can save back and use it.
It returns an error 42 presumably because you're running the VI yourself instead of launching it from a menu. If you put it in a VI which is launched from a menu it should work properly. You can see one such example in the Code Capture Tool, which is launched from the Tools menu and uses this to get a reference to the VI you opened it from.
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I apologize at the outset for the length of this message. I've added the information accumulated after trying several Window XP forums.
1) I'm getting a 30-60s delay launching almost any program (from Command Prompt, Notepad, through any Office 2007 application), but only the FIRST time that particular program is launched during a given "session." (Here "session" seems to mean any extended period of inactivity, not generally a reboot or logoff/logon.) The Windows Task Manager shows CPU usage is 99% by System Idle Process during this delay (but I can't do much else while I wait), so I have no idea what's causing the holdup. After the machine gets "warmed up," however, there are no delays of any sort. Any suggestions to track down the problem?
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Directory of C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
04/09/2009 01:03 PM    <DIR>          .
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03/09/2009 07:41 PM             1,753 Adobe Reader Speed Launch.lnk
03/09/2009 07:41 PM             1,795 Adobe Reader Synchronizer.lnk
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03/10/2009 01:09 AM             1,625 Digital Line Detect.lnk
04/09/2009 01:03 PM             1,794 Windows Search.lnk
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"SynTPEnh"="C:\\Program Files\\Synaptics\\SynTP\\SynTPEnh.exe"
"PWRMGRTR"="rundll32 C:\\PROGRA~1\\ThinkPad\\UTILIT~1\\PWRMGRTR.DLL,PwrMgrBkGndMonitor"
"BLOG"="rundll32 C:\\PROGRA~1\\ThinkPad\\UTILIT~1\\BatLogEx.DLL,StartBattLog"
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Again, thanks in advance for any help (if indeed anyone reads this far). -- JCW
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jcw2, nothing to worry about
Most of these have are listed in the processes beacuse they are in the system startup(you mentioned it yourself).You explained in your post that you were willing to replace sonic record now.removing these from the startup donnot mean that they are "un-installed" from the system.It will only help you in increasing your boot time to your desktop.I only recommended removing these from the startup items only!
Removing any thinkvantage utility program is at your own discretion,it depends on what you want to use and what you dont.If you have observed my post correctly i have not mentioned anywhere about removing thinkvantage utilities from startup, I am not aware of thinkvantage utilites on a thinkpad.
now let me explain why i suggested you to remove them only from startup
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2.adobe speed launcher
The Speed Launcher runs automatically when your computer starts. The Speed Launcher is not required in order to use Acrobat or Adobe Reader . However, if you disable the Speed Launcher you may notice an increase in start time when you run Acrobat Acrobat 3D or Adobe Reader
3.Soundmax
only removes the system tray icon of analogdevices(soundmax digital audio)
4. jusched.exe:
A background process of sun microsystems which checks for java updates.It uses an active internet connection as well in the background.you will not require this program unless you are using java based applications or the java runtime environment(if you want to update java you can go to control panel options an update it from there)
5. DLACTRLW.EXE:
What does DLACTRLW.EXE do?The Drive Letter Access component allows you to drag and drop files directly to the CD-R or DVD-R drive on your computer, just as you would to any other folder. It writes the files onto the CD as you copy them, taking a lot of the complication out of burning CD or DVD discs with Windows.
Is it necessary?Only if you actively use the feature. If you burn CDs and DVDs in a traditional way, such as starting up the CD-writer application and choosing files from there, then you can safely disable this program from running at startup.
I donot know what utilites you tend to use from the thinkvantage menu so cant answer regarding those processes.
Hope my info helps you
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