Hello, I'm trying to build an .exe from a VI that uses the factory pattern. The VI gives me the error that it can't find the classes to load and is looking outside the .exe file to find them. The specific error is: "Get LV Class Default Value.vi<APPEND><b>Complete call chain:</b> Get LV Class Default Value.vi Main.vi<b>LabVIEW attempted to load the class at this path:</b>C:\ATE\Experiments\Build Testing\Builds\Virtual Classes\High Class\High Class.lvclass" I thought those classes were bundled into the .exe when it was built? I have included the class folders in the "Always Included" window of the build script. Any help would be appreciated. I'm fairly new to classes and I haven't built an .exe with an app using the factory pattern. Thanks,Simon

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Thanks Mike. After doing some more research I found the "Current VI's Path" VI in the open G toolkit. It always returns path+current VI. I can just hook it up to the strip path once, then use it for executable files and the LV Application Directory.vi for the base installation path.

Thank you Everyone for the help!

Regards,

Simon

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