Would *.vi files run on a Windows platform if they were developed on a Unix platform?

I have been working on a Linux machine with Labview 6.1, and would like to know if the *.vi files would run on a Windows platform running Labview.

Absolutely. I don't recall that there are any Platform dependent calls in LabVIEW for Linux. Give it a shot, and please post here if you have any problems.
Congratulations for choosing Linux, and LabVIEW for Linux.
I have always been a proponent of platform independent programming, and of Linux/Unix (okay, ANYTHING but Windows...evil, pure evil...). If you develop in Linux, and run in Windows, you are in fact developing a platform independent program (at least, if there are NO platform dependent calls in your program...)
Good luck, and keep us posted.

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> I hear the window 7 beta is now available. Has anyone
had a chance to test
> it
> out and see if Authorware runs ok on it.
> I use Authorware 7. I would be nice to hear that the
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