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Programmatically Use Command Prompt with System Exec.vi
Created on: May 14, 2006 8:58 AM by BetaCommunityContent - Last Modified: Sep 12, 2009 8:19 AM by BetaCommunityContent
This simple example shows the use of System Exec.vi to invoke the Volume Control of Win2000/ WinXP
This simple example shows the use of System Exec.vi to invoke the Volume Control of Win2000/ WinXP from within the LabVIEW Development environment.
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Meant for demo
Hi Dmitriev, thanks for your comment. I agree that it may not work properly in your case. However, this VI is meant for demonstrating the use of System Exec.vi, therefore, you may modify the VI to suit your application. Cheers!
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System Exec Vi in labview 6.1
I want to now if there is system Exec.vi in labview proffesional 6.1 ?
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thanks!
thanks, this is really helpful to me.\n\r\n \nThis conversation continues at <a href=\"http://demo2.kalivo.com/convs/show/24\">LabVIEW Zone</a>\r\n \nsachapman\n<a href=\"http://demo2.kalivo.com/account/profile/7\">View My Profile</a>
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Fixed hard-coded path in app
Hint for you: Windows XP not always installed into Windows directory. For example, on my PC WinXP installed in WINNT directory. As result this example not working properly. The best way is to get path to System32 directory by Win API functions...
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