string floating-point conversion issues

Dear reader,

System:
Windows 2000 with Labview 8.0 update 8.0.1

I'm having problems converting a string to a variable number to decimal. The string I want to convert is "+ 000.41". If I feed this string to a string for the object Number Fract/Exp the result is 0. I found it a little strange so I check to another computer and the result was 0.41. The only differentses between systems was version 8.0 and 8.0.1 and the opperating system windows 2000 and Xp. So I run an update to update the version of 8.0.1, but that didn't work.
Now I am stuck and don't know where to look for a solution. So can you help me?

Kind regards

K. Zwetsloot


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