I've always just copied the contents of the Program Files\National
Instruments\shared\LabVIEW Run-Time\6.0 directory... i.e. \models, \script,
the 4 dll's and the serpdrv... into the directory with my application.
However, recently I found that I also needed the 2 dll's at the Program
Files\National Instruments\shared directory... i.e. nicont.dll &
nicontdt.dll... in order to use an Active X container w/ Web Browser
component within my application.
I have never created any registry settings! IMHO...If used properly, the
Microsoft registry is only supposed to contain product registration and
location information, so that the un-install programs or update programs
know where to find things. Configuration information should also be stored
in an application spec
ific ini file, right?
Bill
p.s. I've never been able to find documentation supporting my technique...
but, it works!
Zaven wrote in message
news:506500000008000000E2580000-1027480788000@exchange.ni.com...
> I would like to install a labview program with another installer
> program, instead of using the Application Builder. I need to know what
> are the runtime files and registry settings that I have to distribute
> with my application.
