How can I view an llb file, or vi file without LabView?

[CenkCankCunk]

I dont have Labview program. I want to open ".llb" and ".vi" files, but I cant with microsoft word, notepad etc.
Thanks

[anchovie]

LabVIEW code isn't text. Have a look around the main NI site and do a few Google searches to give yourself a bit of background reading.

There's an evaluation copy available for download if you want to open some VIs and have a look.

[CenkCankCunk]

I wished you wrote the answer to my question instead of giving me a lesson.

I hope you know that you can view files via pdf, windows explorer etc. if the owner saves it that way.

Now, could you give me the name of that evaluation copy, please?

And anyone else who knows how to open '.llb' files without LabView program?

Thanks.

[anchovie]

Link for the evaluation copy:

http://digital.ni.com/demo.nsf/websearch/14F9CE475127ADE786256AC60070926C?OpenDocument&node=157200_US

Yes, I am aware of PDFs. However, if someone took a screen capture of a VI and saved it as a PDF, it is no longer a VI.

I apologise if I came across as stern.

[shoneill]

You originally stated that you tried opening the Vis and LLbs in Word and in Editor, therefore the assumption that you thought the files were text is justified.

We are all volunteers here trying to help, please try to remember that.

Shane.