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18-01-2009, 13:23
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Re: Making two instances of a sub-vi run independently of each other?
I think I may have superpowers. If I ask a question on a forum, I will almost inevitably find the answer just before a response is given.
 After asking, I continued searching through LabVIEW and found that option. Thanks for the help though. 
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