LabVIEW 2012 and DDE

Hello

I'm looking for the DDE library @ labview\vi.lib\platform\dde.llb without success.  It seems that I don't have this library.  Is it possible that I can get dde.llb elsewhere?

Thank you in advance,

-Jason

Hi Jason,

I believe you can get the uninstall/reinstall your LabVIEW or the DVD library that you got or by downloading it again from our website (link included). Unfortunately, I can't just post it here for you.

http://www.NI.com/LabVIEW/products/

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