Hi, I feel quiet stupid at the moment but I need some quick help. I wrote a VI wich is caught in an infinite loop (and is still runnin' 🙂 ) Because a dialog pops up (with a "OK"-Button) in this loop, I'm not able to press the STOP execution Button in the ToolBar. Right now, I got several modified VIs open and I can't terminate the application using Task-Manager 'cause all changes will get lost. Is there a keyboard shortcut or something like that to stop the execution of my VI?
Well, at least there is another dialog right now visible. This dialog wich pops up, displays the message "Quit will abort all running VIs" and gives me the oportunity to press the Button "QUIT". But, there's still the focus on the Dialog of the VI which is running and no matter how fast I press the Quit-Button I can't get the VI to terminate 😞
OK, first of all thank you for Your help. Meanwhile I found a solution for my plroblem and now I'm feeling more stupid than before. Right-clicking the Labview Icon and chosing "close" terminated my VI (and shot-down Labview) but left me the oportunity to save my modifications! Thank you again and I hope that I will remember your advuce to save more often in the future... Zeke
A useful tool to get out of this situation is to make a VI that gets the list of all VIs in memory and performs an Abort with VI Server. Set the VI to run when opened.
Put this VI (or a shortcut) on your desktop. When a locked situation occurs, double-click on this VI to start it from Desktop and abort all running VIs.