He slightly mistated what he needs. There is the application which is
in a user defined directory and then he needs to install the device
drivers in the instr.lib directory that resides in LabVIEW 7.0 or 7.1
etc. and he is trying to find an easy way to determine where to
install the drivers. If Lab
I would highly recommend NOT to put your application files in
the same place where labview (or the runtime) is installed. These need
to e kept separate or you'll run into problems next time you upgrade
labview. I would recommend a static, unique path, e.g. "c:/program
files/myapp/..."
Also, be awar
Thanks Randall,
This looks like it would work great for a LavVIEW Program.
Unfortunately, I have to do this from my install program which is not
a LabVIEW application.
The Application property App.Version seems to show the LabVIEW version even
with built applications.
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> I am trying to determine where LabVIEW is installed to install my
> application files. I am using HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTW
I am trying to determine where LabVIEW is installed to install my
application files. I am using HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\National
Instruments\LabView\7.0 registry key to find the LabVIEW install path.
I plan on adding a look at the Current Version key to determine the
current version. I wanted t
