LabVIEW 8.2 Professional Development Version w/ all the toolkits?

[Wayne.C]

If you are paying for them, I'd make sure you got 'em.  I think you will find them quite usefull.  I have found the state diagram and Microsoft reporting kits to be very helpfull. 

[hecmar.arreola]

The front of my last quartly update says "NI Developer Suite."  Not LabVIEW 8.2 Professional Development Suite like I stated in a previous email.  I hope I didn't get anyones hopes too high up.

-nicker

[smercurio_fc]

Well, that explains it...

Darn, my hopes are dashed again!

[Joe_H]

Hey smercurio if you already have the professional version it is not that costly to upgrade to the developer suite core package only. I just did it not to long ago and it only cost me around $400 which is less than buying just one addon toolkit.

[Frank_c]

We hope to buy 8.6 version labview professional or developer suite,

But what is the difference between them?

Thanks

[Frank_c]

I hope to create excutable programs in a computer, however, they should be used in different computers and control different machines.

[smercurio_fc]

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Frank_c wrote:

We hope to buy 8.6 version labview professional or developer suite,

But what is the difference between them?

Thanks

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The comparison between editions can be found here.

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 I hope to create excutable programs in a computer, however, they should be used in different computers and control different machines.

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The machines where the executable will be running will require installation of the LabVIEW Runtime Engine (free), as well as any hardware drivers which you may be using. Most of the runtime stuff is free, though there are a few exceptions, such as the Vision stuff. Check with the specific toolkit that you are using to find out about any runtime licensing fees.