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vi library handling

i have a problem with a vi ia want to execute. the vi i have written is
based on about one hundred subvi's which are stored in several different
libraries and directories. does somebody know an easy way to restore all
the subvi's in a new library other several different new libraries? it's
a huge job to find each vi and restore it by hand.

thanks and bye
tom
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> i have a problem with a vi ia want to execute. the vi i have written is
> based on about one hundred subvi's which are stored in several different
> libraries and directories. does somebody know an easy way to restore all
> the subvi's in a new library other several different new libraries? it's
> a huge job to find each vi and restore it by hand.
>

I don't completely understand the problem you are having, but if you
look at the Save with Options..., in the File menu, I think you will
find some settings that may help. For example, if you want to save the
VIs to a single new location, choose the Source Distribution. If this
doesn't accomplish what you want, then you may want to look at using the
LV server. This is available with version 5 and up. It allows you to

query lots of VI information and write VIs to manipulate your
application in very general ways.

Greg McKaskle
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