Upconvert VI Requests

[johndays]

Can someone help me  and convert these Vi´s in an newer version. They are written in 5.1 and here we have only 8.6.

So it would be nice if someone can convert it for me.

thank you

[johndays]

Hello, 

Here is my request: some (not all) VIs in the attachment  are LV5.1, but my LAbVIEW version is 8.6.

I'd be grateful if someone could convert them to LV 8.6 

John

[smercurio_fc]

It's been said that patience is a virtue. This forum is primarily made up of volunteers who, like me have full-time jobs, so we do not respond to questions and requests at the drop of a hat. Please remember that.

[johndays]

Please, can you help me to convert this 5.1 labVIEW File to labVIEW 8.6 File ,

It 's LLB file and its an emergency.

Thank you

[smercurio_fc]

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@johndays wrote:

Please, can you help me to convert this 5.1 labVIEW File to labVIEW 8.6 File ,

It 's LLB file and its an emergency.

Thank you

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Did you bother to look at the code I uploaded in the reply right before your message?

[albs]

can you help me converting this file???? from labview 5.1 to labview 8.6

thanks in advance

[smercurio_fc]

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@albs wrote:

can you help me converting this file???? from labview 5.1 to labview 8.6

thanks in advance

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Attached is the VI only. Everything else in the library is either stuff that's part of LabVIEW, or VIs from Traditional DAQ. So you will need to install Traditional DAQ.

[saharvey]

Can LabVIEW 5.1 files be converted for use in LabVIEW 9.1 (32 bit)?  If anyone knows how to do this and has the time, or can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it!  The files are attached if you could take a look.

[smercurio_fc]

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@saharvey wrote:

Can LabVIEW 5.1 files be converted for use in LabVIEW 9.1 (32 bit)?  If anyone knows how to do this and has the time, or can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it!  The files are attached if you could take a look.

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attached is in 8.2, which you can open. I assume you had the dependent VIs

[Austin_S]

saharvey,

Yes 5.1 can be converted to 9.1. In order to do this, the files had to be converted to 8.2.1, then to 2009.   I went ahead and converted them for you, attached here. Let me know if there are any problems with these converted files.