Stand Alone executable?

[Thomas Junge]

> href="http://www.ni.com/support/labview/toolkits/appbuild/">Application
> Builder Troubleshooting Wizard. That page can provide you with the
> answers you are looking for.

Hi Enrique and other,

i read the website and the helpfile for the application builder, and
have come to the conclusion, that with Labview 6.0 it´s not
possible to build an exe-file with the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine
included (like in Labview 5.1), what means that on a computer
with no Labview installed you need to install the
LabVIEW Run-Time Engine first, before the built exe is
really executable.

Or is there any possibility to include the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine
in the exe-file with Labview 6.0 ??

Grettings, Thomas

[asimpleman]

"Thomas Junge" wrote in message
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> > href="http://www.ni.com/support/labview/toolkits/appbuild/">Application
> > Builder Troubleshooting Wizard. That page can provide you with the
> > answers you are looking for.
>
> Hi Enrique and other,
>
> i read the website and the helpfile for the application builder, and
> have come to the conclusion, that with Labview 6.0 it´s not
> possible to build an exe-file with the LabVIEW Run-Time Engine
> included (like in Labview 5.1), what means that on a computer
> with no Labview installed you need to install the
> LabVIEW Run-Time Engine first, before the built exe is
> really executable.
>
> Or is there any possibility to include the LabVIEW R
un-Time Engine
> in the exe-file with Labview 6.0 ??

Sure, kind of. On the last tab of the application builder is the option to
create an installer. Check the box and it will create a subdirectory
\installer and when you want to install the application you run the
setup.exe in it. It will install both the application and run time engine.