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Why Write Characters to file different in LabVIEW 7.1

 
             Hi all.
             I found a little problem, I'm currently working with LabVIEW 7.1.    Using the  Write Characters To File.vi can save the data, but every time I rewrite to the same file asks me to   Replace  the existing file,    I don't whant to have this window coming up everytime.    I want to replace the file with out asking, just replace with no question.     
 
             I open a previous code I made in  LabVIEW 5 or 5.1, I use the same VI but doesn't ask me to replace  the existing file.   Now I already fix my little problem  i just copy the vi form the previous version.  Why is a difference in LabVIEW version.   the name is differet but is the same icon   Write Characters To File1.vi
 
             Notice this in  your applications.   
 
              Reynaldo Lima Villarreal.
              Test Software Development Engineer
 
               Best Regards
               Have a nice weekend.
         
 
Ing. Reynaldo Lima Villarreal
Ingenieria Electronica (I N G E L)
Reynosa, Tamps. México

Cel: +52 899 160-52-59
Email: reynaldolima@aol.com
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I don't know why they are different, but the indepedent UI interaction of that VI (and some others in the file palette) are indeed annoying. Luckily, the fix isn't hard - you need to open the VI, and wire a False constant into the Advisory Dialog input of the Open/Create/Replace VI. Just be sure not to overwrite the original and to save your VI under a different name.

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        Hi Tst.

        Thanks for the advise. 

         I'll keep in touch.   I almost  finish my application

                      Best Regards   Rlima

   

Ing. Reynaldo Lima Villarreal
Ingenieria Electronica (I N G E L)
Reynosa, Tamps. México

Cel: +52 899 160-52-59
Email: reynaldolima@aol.com
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