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Please find the vi named ""

I modified an application written in LabView 6.x. The message please find the vi named "" come up everytime I tried to open the main vi. I followed one of the solution to copy the block diagram, save it to a new vi and open this new vi. It did not work. Any idea?
 
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Somehow, your vi thinks that there is a subvi in it somewhere named "".  If you have subvi's in your block diagram, one of them could think it has another subvi in it named "".  Sounds like a corrupted vi.  Try copying just one section at a time to a new vi, save it, and open it again.  This could point to where the problem lies.  Then you would have to re-create the code from scratch for the section that is giving the problem.
- tbob

Inventor of the WORM Global
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Did you convert the application to LabView 7.0 ?
 
I remember I had the same issue, same message when LV 7.0 was released, when I converted an application from 6.0 to 7.0
If I remember correctly, it was a bug in LV 7.0 converting application from 6.0 when a global vi was not converted first.  The trick was to convert the global vi to 7.0, save it, then convert the rest of the application.  The problem was fixed in 7.1
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