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how to create an executable file from a LabVIEW 8.6.1

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Hello All,

 

I have a VI and want to make it an executable file, please let me know the steps required, thanks. 

LabVIEW Intermediate I level!
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First, you need to own the Application Builder. Does LabVIEW let you Build EXE?
Richard






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Hey Bebeto,

 

First you will have to build a project to contain the VI.  Once the VI is located in a project, you can then simply right click on Build Specifications in the project explorer and select new Application (.exe).  You can find more details on this in the Software Engineering with Labview tutorial.  To run this on a computer without Labview, the computer will have to have the Labview runtime engine (which I believe is free).  Cheers, Matt

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The LabVIEW application builder is only included in LabVIEW professional or higher. If you only have LabVIEW base or full, you need purchase it.

 

What LabVIEW version do you have? What level?

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Hello All,

 

I have the LabVIEW 8.6.1 Professional Development System

 

I could not find the option on the Project Explorer to make it EXE as mentioned before. 

LabVIEW Intermediate I level!
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Right click the build specifications and it will give you the option to biuld an application
Harold Timmis
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Try this:

 

 project_exp_example.PNG

Message Edited by mtat76 on 09-22-2009 12:55 PM
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One can also try to read the manual.
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And for step-by-step instructions, open Help and go to 'stand-alone applications'. You'll see an example and how-to listed.
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Does anybody know how to read a manual?

 

 



 
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