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Creating mac applications with Labview
To gain experience in using projects in Labview, I figured I'd make a few applications, and see what kinds of trouble I had in doing so. Unfortunately, I ran across several problems. Since I almost exclusively use OSX, I've been using the Student version of Labview (no mac version of Labview was provided with the FTC kit). I realize that the Student Version does not allow the creation of applications; that is limited to the Professional Version. Thus, I went to NI to see about the pricing of the Professional Version, and perhaps try out the online trial. There I found that they only seem to offer the Professional Version for Windows, and in the trial I found that you cannot create mac applications with the Windows version.
How, then, does one create mac applications with Labview? 
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