[Tom Line]

If you look through these forums carefully, you will find a link to the labview website that will take you to an area with tutorial videos. They are well made and will familiarize you with how labview functions, and how to program a basic drive system and make it move.

There are numerous sources on the web - labview for dummies and others.

Use the search function here, and use the labview website and forums. This is one of those cases where you are going to actually have to read the "manual". There's also a getting-started guide that is around 400 pages of labview goodness that will get you going.

Start reading. Believe me, you won't be done before kickoff.

Editted to add: the labview "getting started" guide is on the usfirst.org website.