Ren�, The way I do this and the way LabVIEW executables become really independent of the LabVIEW environment is to have the application run all the time by accordingly configuring the top level VI and all VIs which show their FPs upon being called. This way the scroll bars will never appear and the user will not be confused by having to activate the LV-arrow to start the application either.
Just make sure the app runs from the very beginning and at the end you may close the panel when the entire application is terminated by the user like any regular application on whatever platform you run it. Happy wireworks Urs Urs Lauterburg Physics demonstrator LabVIEW wireworker Physics Institute University of Bern Switzerland >Hello , > >I would like to be able to get rid of the frontpanel scrollbars in an >LabVIEW builded executable . >It is easy to disable them while the build executable is running , >but when the executable isn't running I allways get these scrollbars back >again. > >Is it some setting in the application builder or a setting in the ini-file >of the build executable ?? >I use LabVIEW 6.1 on an windows2000 environment if that matters . >Any help will be appreciated . > > >Ren� Ramekers >Oc�-Technolgies B.V. >The Netherlands
