Hi There,
You can do it very easily from LabVIEW with no other VIs. Just open all the
top level VI and save each VI with "Save with Option" than select a new location
to save it (be sure to uncheck VI.lib) and than instead of giving a name
move to the directory and hit "Select Cur Dir"
Bye
Andrea
kghanke@my-deja.com wrote:
>Could I recieve a copy of the vi also?>I really appreciate it, thanks!>-Karl>>karl.g.hanke@boeing.com>>>>In
article <38A64310.D3E1408D@cruzio.com>,> Mike Scirocco
wrote:>> Could I get a copy of that? I'm trying to take control of vi's in>>
large projects where there are several guys working on several>> versions
of vi's on different computers on a network. I'd like to>> make sure I'm
using all the vi's I n
eed from one directory on the>> local hdd so I know
exactly what versions are being used.>>>> Mike>>>> patrick sincebaugh wrote:>>
>>> > I just emailed you a vi that will save vi's in a library to vi's in>a
directory.>> > hope it helps.>> >>> > pat>> >>> > "Nestor Patrikios"
wrote:>> > >Is there a quick way to convert VIs in a library (.llb) to free
VIs>in a>folder.>I>> > could Save As... but that would be very tedious.>>Also,
does anyone>have>> > any tips for deal with erroneous VI references; I>find
it very easy>to get>> > LabVIEW confused between different versions of the>same
VI. It then>saves>> > the top-level VI with a reference to the wrong>sub-VI.>>thanks>>>>>>>Sent
via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/>Before you buy.