LabVIEW Player has some limitations that must be known if you plan to use
it. Here is a notice I received from NI about LV Player. You can look at the
following page for more information about it:
http://www.ni.com/labview/lv_player2.htm
Hope that helps.
Roberto
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The communication abilities of LabVIEW Player VIs are limited to file I/O
and DataSocket client operations
(publishing and subscribing, but no server capabilities). All data needs to
be simulated because data acquisition,
VISA, GPIB, and serial I/O functions are not supported in LabVIEW Player
VIs. Similarly, the LabVIEW Player will
not invoke ActiveX Automatio
n, CINs, or DLLs and shared libraries.
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"patrick sincebaugh" ha scritto nel
messaggio news:3a659fcc@newsgroups.ni.com...
>
> Bo,
>
> there is also something called vi player thats available for free, you can
> download it from ni.com. I haven't used it, but I believe it allows
people
> without labview to run vi's if they download the player. if you want a
exe
> file though, you do need application builder.
>
>
> "BTB" wrote:
> >Hi.>>How do you create an .exe file from an existing .vi file ??>>I want
> to create exe files that work on a PC without Labview installed...>>is
that
> possible ??>>Bo Pretzmann>EuroCom inc.>>
