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LabView and Vex. Are they compatable?

Does anyone know if there is any way to program a Vex control system with LabView. I've done some searching with no recent answers (most recent relevant post was from '07). I have the orange programing cable for the Vex kit so that I can use EasyC but I'd like to use LabView with it.
LabView Version - 8.6 (FRC Version from this year)
Vex Control System - I think I bought it in '06 (non-competition)
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