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Hi
I woul d like to know how sould I have to do to include run time engine ni daq driver741 and my application in the same executable file truth  application builder?
 
thank you

Olivier
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This Knowlege Base article should answer your questions. Please let me know if you need more help.
 
 
Casey Weltzin
National Instruments
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Hi Olivier,

If you can build applications, then you can go under Tools and select "Build Application or Shared Library".

There are a number of tabs in the build application window.  The last one is "Installer Setting".  Select it.

Place a check mark in the "Create Installer" box.  Make sure you visit the "Advanced" and "Files" sections to make sure you include all appropriate support and files.  As mentionned, the knowledge base should help you with this.

JLV

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Hi Olivier66,
 
If you're using the Traditional DAQ driver 7.4.1, I'm assuming that you're using LabVIEW 8.0. If this is the case (and you have the application builder), the procedure for including the DAQ driver is much simpler than indicated in the KnowledgeBase article mentioned above. You can follow the directions here:
 
Distributing Applications with the LabVIEW Application Builder
 
If, however, you are using LabVIEW 7.1 (or earlier) the solutions already posted are your best option.
 
Hope that helps!
Charlie S.

Visit ni.com/gettingstarted for step-by-step help in setting up your system
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You are touroughly right i'm using labview 8
Im going to have a look  on that and see but I think that may helps a lot
thank you so much

olivier
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Interesting...

I haven't looked at that with LV8.  I'll have to check it out.  Thanks 🙂

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HI and thank you again
 I just want to know if its possible to create the installer for win98 because aparrently if you clic on the tab advanced in the installer properties you can only choose to build it for windows 2000 at least.

I guess it is not possible so Is there anonther way to do that?

thanks in advance
Olivier
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HI sorry I have another question
in the same tab advanced of installer properties there's a place to configure include hardware configuration but  how can I know that it will include all my daq channels?what this stuff is doing because when I clic on the Configure buttona window appears but there's only VIsa and I cannot see my daq channels
and I also need to include the driver of the daq card in my installer, how can I make that?

I had read the link charlie paste but it did'nt answer to my question then I thought you could
thanks so much

Olivier
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@olivier66 wrote:
 I just want to know if its possible to create the installer for win98 because aparrently if you clic on the tab advanced in the installer properties you can only choose to build it for windows 2000 at least.

Hi Olivier,

If you are using LV8, I don't think Win-98 is supported.  You'd have to choose Win-2000 or Win-XP.

JLV

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@olivier66 wrote:
HI and thank you again
 I just want to know if its possible to create the installer for win98 because aparrently if you clic on the tab advanced in the installer properties you can only choose to build it for windows 2000 at least.

I guess it is not possible so Is there anonther way to do that?

thanks in advance
Olivier


LabVIEW 8 is only supported for Win2000 and XP. If you need Win98 support you need to stay with LabVIEW 7.x.

Rolf Kalbermatter
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