lab-setup.tab

[SamPe]

Hi, I'm new in the use of Labview, I have a program made in Labview that is suppose to be ready to run, but everytime I try to use it it says "lab-setup.tab not found", does anyone knows how to solve this problem?, in fact the complete name of the file not found starts wih the computer name followed by lab-setup.tab.

Thanks in advance

[Bob_Schor]

First, I've never heard of "lab-setup.tab" -- could it be something referenced in your program?  If you have problems with your program ("code"), it really helps for us to be able to look at it and advise you.  Please post the VI that doesn't work -- maybe we can see what "lab-setup.tab" means and provide some meaningful feedback (instead of resorting to pure guesswork).

Bob Schor

[_Bryan]

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@SamPe wrote:

I have a program made in Labview that is suppose to be ready to run, but everytime I try to use it it says "lab-setup.tab not found".

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From what you wrote I am going to guess you did not write the program.  Is the program a .exe or .vi?  If it is a .vi you could post the program and someone could take a look at it.  But if it a .exe you would have to talk to the person you got it from.  Eitherway it just sounds like something is missing and it might be easier to ask the person or company that wrote the program.

[altenbach]

How does this error message look like? Is there any other text, title, number, etc.?

What is your OS (windows, mac, linux, embedded, etc.).

 OK, you say it is a missing "file". What is the exact format of the file name it cannot find?

The sentence  "...computer name followed by lab-setup.tab..." is very ambiguous.

What are the delimiters, for example.

Does it look like a standard LabVIEW error popup or some home-made dialog? Can you attach a screenshot?

It it an executable or a VI?

Can you look at the source code?

If it is a VI, are you running it on the expected OS?

How many files came with the program? (subVIs, etc.)

What does the program do? (e.g. intereact with third party hardware using third party drivers, etc.) 

Are you familiar with LabVIEW?