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LabView 2012 Plugins?
I have LabView Professional 2012, and was wondering if I could install the FRC addons into it, or if I have to uninstall Professional and install the FRC version. EDIT: Either a plugin or a disk image (The team refuses to open the KOP until week 2.5, and therefore I cannot get accustomed to the cRIO sim. I implement in Java but prototype in LV, so I would like to get the correct version to do so.)
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06-01-2013, 22:35
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Re: LabView 2012 Plugins?
If you have a licensed LV 2012, I believe you can install the updates(s) and license them and you are good to go. That is the way we do it internally.
Greg McKaskle
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06-01-2013, 22:58
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Re: LabView 2012 Plugins?
Alright, I have a licensed LV2012 copy that was given to me for a project, and I lost the license key, so I didn't want to lose the licenses. EDIT: Wondering if there are any specific plugins I need to get licenses for, I have Fuzzy Logic, FPGA, VDM, Robotics, and RealTime licensed 100%, and I have keys for two or three other plugins, but I have not installed them yet. I am assuming what I have is acceptable, but not 100% sure.
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