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Regading provision of protection to VI while converting from 8.6 to 8.2

kavitha,

 

I believe that the application that you have built will be running (means all the indicators that are on the front panel can not be edited). So why are you worried that some one is going to change a indicator value?

 

Just look at the link provided by Raven . may be you should talk to kasper 😉

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Guru (CLA)
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dear guru sir,

 

My application is running as i expected.But my Boss is ordering me to make multicolumn list box cells as read only without  giving password protection .That is why i am asking u.Otherwise while running no problem...only when the VI is not running ,box cells are editable.He wanted me to make those cells as read only ...

If any option is there ok tell me.

Otherwise .ok.Still I am  searching for the options

 

Thanks a lot 

Kavitha 

 

 

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No. If you don't password protect the VI, the you have much bigger problems since anyone with LabVIEW can modify/delete/copy/whatever to your VI and having an indicator that someone can enter data in is insignificant. You would presumably initialize the indicator when you program starts so again no big deal.

 

Password protect it and set it to run when opened or use the application builder to create an exe. That by default will run when opened.

 

Tell you boss to take a few LabVIEW courses. You might want to take them together.

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guru,

 

Thanks a lot.

I am fully satisfied with ur response.

I will do whatever u mentioned in previous message.i will build exe...and give password protection

 

 

once again thank u very much

Kavitha 

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Take this suggestion...

 

"At a point of time you have to convince your boss that what ever he says is not always right!!"

 

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Guru (CLA)
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Guruthilak wrote:

Take this suggestion...

 

"At a point of time you have to convince your boss that what ever he says is not always right! possible!"

 


Smiley Wink 

 

Ben

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thanks for the correction BEN....
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Guru (CLA)
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