LabVIEW plugin Safari Mac-Intel

[artudel]

Am I missing something- For some reason I can't get my remote control panels to come up on my new MacBook Pro Intel chip Mac using Safari. No problems on my old iMac or my Wintel machines. I'm running OS X 10.4.6 and Safari 2.0.3. I try downloading and installing the run-time engine (in this case I need it for LV7.1) install completes but the plug-in files don't end up in the Internet Plug Ins folder. I then manual drag teh plug in file to the folder and...no joy. When I look in Safari for instaled plug ins, LabVIEW does not show up as it does on my other "working" machines?
Anyone else seeing behavior like this...got a fix...trying to get this set up for an in-class demo TODAY...yikes.

thanks

[Ankita]

Hey,

Are you seeing this problem only with LabvIEW run-time engine installation or also with other installations? Also have you tried installing LabVIEW development system on the Mac ?

Ankita

[artudel]

I have not installed the LabVIEW development system only seeing it on the run time engine but I need to be able to get functionality on some systems that will only have the run-time engine. I wanto someone with a Mac-Intel but without the development system to be able to interact with some VIs I have composed for classroom use.

[bjlv]

This is strictly a guess here, but I would think you are in trouble because you have a Macintel computer.  I would expect Safari to be compiled for the Intel CPU, but the Runtime Engine is compiled for a PowerPC chip.  The Macintel computer can handle code for the "other" cpu in an emulation mode, but not when you have Safari for one CPU trying to access a plug-in for the other CPU chip.  That seems like something the emulator would not be configured to handle, but I could be wrong.
Bart