02-11-2021 10:33 AM
@chrlum47 wrote:
What I'm trying to do:
Place 13 individual vi's into a project format where now there's only be one file to then transfer to other computers etc.
To accomplish this goal I would use one the following options, in order that I would recommend.
1. Use a Source Code Control (SCC) system. GIT and SVN are the common ones anymore. Have the repository on a server that all of the computers can access and it is a simple "commit" or "push" to send the updates to the repository and an "update" or "pull" the get updates from the repository. Best of all, the repository keeps a history, so you can always see progress and go back to an old update.
2. For very simple file transfer, just zip up the contents. It is then simple to copy the zip file to a drive and unzip to another folder on another machine.
Outside of these two, it seems like you are trying to make things more difficult than they really need to be.
02-11-2021 11:23 AM
Thank you very much - that's exactly what I needed 🙂