> I would like to know whether its possible to start running a vi
> automatically without user interaction after a system has booted up
> and launched labview?
>
> I would like to know whether its possible to start running a
> particular vi automatically without user interaction after a system
> has booted up and launched labview?
>
LV doesn't have any sort of Startup folder as we are a little concerned
about the security issues this brings about. You can specify VIs on the
command line for LV to open. And VIs can be set to run when opened.
Combining these features, you wind up using the system's Startup folder,
placing either a batch file or a shortcut to LV with the command line
options added to list out the VIs, and finally, set the VI properties
so
that the VIs run when opened.
Greg McKaskle
