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• How can I determine the executable version number?

  Hello.

  I have a VI and a specification to build for her.  In the Version of the specification to build information section, I updated the version number auto-increment.  I want to view the version number on an indicator on the front of the executable, but I have not found a property that provides this information. Does anyone know how to get the executable version number? I am aware that it is possible to right click on the .exe in the windows Explorer file, go to properties and get that way, but I want to display on the VI himself.

  On a related topic, I noticed that only the 'construction site' of the version field gets auto-incrémenté. Request of the manufacturer decides when it is time to increment major, minor and set the fields?  Or it will never be auto-increment the construction field and I'm supposed to update other fields manually? (That would actually make sense, but I'd like confirmation).

  Thanks in advance,

  Alejandro

  S ' Please check this if its helpful
  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/935BA7FB426305398625711E0055F1FA
  - And vote for that if you like idea
  http://forums.NI.com/T5/LabVIEW-idea-exchange/get-exe-version-in-LabVIEW/Idi-p/1324119

• Pavilion a1250n: what is the executable media center

  I have a pc media center in Windows XP.  A rogue program wiped out my Start menu, and I can't find the executable file for the HP media center program which I preferred for Windows Media Player.  Anyone know the name and location of the executable?

  America, welcome to the forum.

  Here are some instructions that can help you find the file you need:

  1. go to START.

  2. click on SEARCH.

  3. click on 'files and folders...'.

  

  4. from "what you want to search for?" list on the left, click "all files and folders."

  5 type file names in the search box, and select "local hard drives" (normally, it's the disk C :).

  6. click on "Search".

  I type in Media Center to see if that helps.  I have not used XP for years.  So, I'll memory that it is correct.

  Please click on the button + Thumbs up if I helped you and click on accept as Solution If your problem is resolved.

• My Avira Antivirus has been removed and the executable file Recovery Disc Creator

  Hello

  I want to create recovery DVDs, but I can't use Recovery Disc Creator because Avira deleted the executable file. How to do it?

  Thanks in advance

  I use Avira if a long time now and I've never experienced something like that. It's pretty bad situation now.

  Creator of recovery disk Toshiba cannot be downloaded and what you can do now is to reinstall the OS using the HARD drive recovery option, then when the laptop has once again factory settings, you will be able to start this tool and create the recovery disk.

  Out of curiosity, what model of laptop you have exactly?

• Error 7 only during the executable to call the library node function

  Hello

  I'm having some trouble with LabVIEW, creating an executable work of my application. The program communicates with a sensor of moving laser Keyence LK-G5000 series with drivers provided by Keyence. When you run the program in the development environment, the program runs without any problem. However, when the construction program and run the program with an executable file, the program generates error 7 as shown below:

  

  After looking through the previous posts on error 7 and executable environment on the forums AND I found that a lot of people mentioned that the development environment and runtime environment use different path structures. I also found a guide of NOR to solve this problem here:

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/FD7DE8BC8FFC256C862565F4006BE363

  However, after following these instructions, I always get error 7 only when executing the program in an executable environment.

  I've never used any .lvlib library in the past before, so I don't know if this may have been the issue (it was provided by Keyence.) The library includes 2 private screws that can only be called within the library, so I don't think I can go without using the library. There are screws in the library that use the DLL files (which are also included in this same library) through the node library function call in LabVIEW that appear not to be included when I create an executable file. Adding even manually the DLL files to the folder where the executable generates the same error 7.

  Is this what I remember in my code to allow the program to function within the executable?

  Fasteners are drivers for Keyence, my top level VI (GeoREF-Keyence controller.vi) and all my sub live

  Best regards

  Victor

  Executables are taking a different path, as a start to debug the path as an indicator and see which path is being planned in executable mode?

• How to close a cmd window 'call the executable '.

  Hello

  I have the following sequence in the 2013 Teststand

  1. the installation program

  "Call the executable" call a java program in a cmd window. --> This step works

  2 main

  A call to the java program "n" dll .net times--> this step works

  3 cleaning

  How to close the cmd window opened by "executable call?

  TKS

  

  You can create another not executable call.  The file path is TASKKILL and arguments are "/F /IM cmd.exe/t.  This will close all open windows cmd.

  Pulido Technologies LLC

• Problem of size and form of policy on the executable in Windows 7

  Hello

  my colleague has a problem with his application on a Windows 7 computer. It's an executable built with LabVIEW 2011 on a XP machine.

  Please see the attached screenshots for the appearance of the same exe under Windows XP and Windows 7 (where the fonts are more grand/resized).

  Do you have ideas about how to avoid this? One solution could be the use of screenshots of screen/bitmaps instead of text, but it is very uneasy about future changes.

  Best regards

  Manu

  Hi, manual,.

  This has been asked several times before:

  You must include some keys over in the INI of the executable file. I usually use those:

  FPFont = "Tahoma" 13
  BDFont = "Tahoma" 13
  appFont = "Tahoma" 13
  dialogFont = "Tahoma" 13
  systemFont = "Tahoma" 13

  Best regards!

• With the help of the child in the executable class

  I'm kinda stuck and don't know how to solve and could not find a solution online.

  I have a parent class and its children to the class. The child class only overrides a method, but not the run method. I want to compile the executable project, where the run method is called, but the class type is the child, not parent. How to do this?

  I tried three things, but all in vain:

  (1) in the build properties when I select start VI the run method of the parent, I get in the executable the parent, not the child's class class. It's logical. However, I couldn't find the option to use the child as a type's class.

  (2) when I add the run method of the child class and appeal to parents, I get two windows pop up. The run of the parent and the child method. Too many. Even if for the class child run method (see below the block diagram of a child, red run method's parent), I put not to show the façade when it is called in the properties of VI.

  

  (3) when I tried with a separate VI calling the run method of the parent class, but the class type is the child, I get the façade of this separate VI and the run method of the parent. See below (Blue class is child, red of parent).

  

  In both cases 2 and 3, I chose to put the checkbox 'See the façade when it is called' a FAKE, but still the front panels appear.

  Someone don't know either: i) the use in the executable version of the options to generate an executable when a different class method is used, or ii) when you compile an executable file with a certain start VI, to not show this starting VI?

  I understand if I say "you want to configure the RUN method of the class as 'start-up VI' in the EXE file, but it should run the RUN method for a child object"?

  If this is correct, your third approach is the right one. This new boot VI is often used as 'Splash Screen' that covers the task of a demon "spawning" for your application.

  You must simply close this VI once it's over. This can be done using VI server on its own front panel functions.

  hope this helps,

  Norbert

• error 1004 during the VI of the executable call

  I'm implementing the tutorial "create a windows NT service using LabVIEW", but I had no success. When I start my VI client I get the error 1004: the VI is not in memory. I always work with the normal executable, not the service again. Later, I will cross this bridge.  I made sure the data that generator VI has been included in the executable file (see attached files - no cookie generator VI, just a random number generator), and I have configured the server of VI in Project Explorer.  If I run the service VI in LabVIEW (not executable) and change the customer VI to search in memory rather than communicate through ports, then everything works perfectly, so I think that the problem is related with a certain configuration of the executable file.  Any help will be appreciated.

  There are several points here:

  (1) change the Boolean constant in svcSrvr.vi to a control, otherwise the VI does not appear in the exe file (even if it is specified in the build specification) [this looks like a bug to me]

  (2) in the application, use a different port (if not the project is still listening on this port as well as the application cannot listen on the same port), that is to change the port number in the application.ini. Solution: close the project before you run the exe.

  (3) wire "localhost" (or the name of the computer) the reference of the application open machine name entry.

  Hope this helps,

  Daniel

• Reminders does not work in the executable LabVIEW front panel

  I have a couple of reminders in the process template that trigger an event in the event structure to update of the lights on the front panel for the user. Everything works fine until I have create an executable file. This can also be an indication of the other points, I have not discovered yet.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks for all the help.

  Found!

  Not unlike most of LabVIEW developers, I have a range of utility screws that I use over and over again. Such vi is vi uses a property node to find out what environment the application is running in, i.e. .llb, exe, development, publishing student, etc.. This vi is used because SEO screws in an executable file have a way different than when their listing in the development environment. Using this vi allows your code to reference the screws properly when developing and when the executable is built. The code still works because it automatically adjusts the referenced path of the vi. See attachment 'Path Finder.vi environment'.

  Now for the fun part! For some reason, perhaps because of the friendly character of NOR and the relationship it is with its developers :-), AND decided to change the path of the executables in LabVIEW 2009. After hours of troubleshooting and countless rebuilt, I came to the conclusion that the ' paths of the band of "work magically stopped working. It was at this time one of my friends happened to walk and ask why I had everything in my monitor across the room (figuratively speaking of course, I'm sure we've all been there). I explained what could be the only conclusion, band paths do not work!

  My friend immediately began laughing, having recently had the same problem. He explained that in LabVIEW 2009 executable paths are different and our 'find the path vi' would not work. He added that NOR, after finding this funny, however gave the developers a way to solve this problem with a check box within the app Builder. The box is called "Layout using LabVIEW 8.x file." See attached photo named "App Builder."

  The only thing I could say to my friend was, ' silly me, I should have know what that.»

  Laughing out loud

  Thank you for trying to help, it launched my butt.

• Image - Photo method - the executable export LV Crash - coolish 0x786DE250 in drawmgr.cpp

  Hey guys,.

  I have a crash appear in my application when you try to export an image to the Clipboard to be pasted to my Word document. The accident happens to export Image invoke node, but occurs only in the executable , and occurs on the 102nd iteration. If I run the executable with 101 iterations, that's fine. If I run with 50 iterations, then run it again to 52 iterations without closing the executable, it crashes.

  Executable code, dialogue crash excerpt, below. Any of you have any suggestions or ideas to workaround? Is it something I could change me executable build settings to correct this?

  To run the code, you can change all the settings, and then click Go to run the iterations.

  Thanks for the help!

  

  

  Have you tried another image format, other than the EMF?

• "Call the executable" allows the environment variable "path"?

  Hello

  It seems that when you use the step type "call the executable" you need to enter the absolute path of the executable, or the absolute working directory, in the definition of "call settings" step.  I seem not to be able to put in a *.exe by himself in the path and have the command is found, even if I can't enter this same command on the command line (windows 7).  Is it possible to configure this step to use the windows ' path' environment variable to search for the executable?

  David J.

  You can do the following:

  (1) specify cmd.exe for the file path.

  (2) specify "/c yourexe.exe" for the argument expression

  This will launch a command window and tell it to run your application with the simple file name.

  The reason why you can't put just yourexe.exe in the path of file is that TestStand made its own resolution of file path that is different from what the window command. It uses its directories to search to resolve relative paths. If you do not have to specify an absolute path for the file path parameter, but it must be compared to a TestStand search directory or the current sequence file.

  Hope this helps,

  -Doug

• 2010 user.lib path to the executable file changed since 2009 (1abvi3w)

  Our group has often using VI server to control the other executables LabVIEW for automated tests. We expect the VI to be within the executable to control via Server executable VI screws and screws we need to construct the full path.

  For LabVIEW 2009 user.lib screw the path used to appear as:

  . exe\LabVIEW 2009\user.lib\...

  For LabVIEW 2010 user.lib screw (on Win XP AND Win 7) the path appears now as:

  . exe\1abvi3w\user.lib\...

  It's just information for developers. He really threw a key in our calls to the VI server and are uncertain as to why he's changed and why his "1abvi3w". Who's the funny guy?

  Seriously, why this change and why to use a '1' and '3 '. Is this an attempt of 1337 speak?

  Paths in applications applications are based on the hierarchy of the source of VI. For files in the directory of LabVIEW, the LabVIEW directory real name was used in 2009. It was ok except when creating relies on platforms or on multiple computers where LabVIEW has been installed to a different location. So for 2010, a single, constant directory name has been chosen.

• Dynamically short VI of the executable

  I try to run one of the screws of a source distribution that is outside the main executable file. When my program is not an executable (only source code), everything works fine. But the VI does not run when it is called executable, unless I open the front panel of the VI before running the EIS.

  Is it possible to run the VI without actually opening the front panel? I can probably hide after that opening but it would be better if he never shows up.

  abdel2 wrote:

  [...] -Now manually open dynamic Vi.vi. You will see that it is not executed. [...]

  And this is expected behavior. The reason is simple: you open a new vi, not that what we called the executable.

  LV uses "Instances of the Application" in order to distinguish between the different contexts of execution.

  The executable is running in another instance of the application then the VI in the development environment.

  If you want to transfer data between the development environment and exe, you must follow the instructions of this KB.

  hope this helps,

  Norbert

• The executable font size different from that in the enrironment of LabVIEW Development

  I created an executable of LabVIEW, but the size of the font used in the executable file is different from the original font used in the labVIEW development environment. How to solve this problem?

  Thank you.

  Ian