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The thread centers on integrating external Windows applications into a LabVIEW front panel. The original poster seeks a way to embed applications like Calculator directly within LabVIEW, rather than just opening and bringing them to the front. A respondent advises against using sequence structures and suggests running the application in a sub-panel for better integration, although the original poster’s intentions remain somewhat unclear.

PerterP

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How can i integrate any open Windows appication in a labview frontpanel. In the attached vi it opens calc and brings to front. But i would like it to be on the labview frontpanel.
 

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Never use a Stacked Sequence Structure!
(Almost) never use an "ordinary" Sequence Structure -- the Error Line is in (most) LabVIEW Functions for a purpose -- use it to sequence your code.
Have you tried running Calc in a sub-Panel? It's not clear why you are doing this ...
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PerterP

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Thread Author #2
Never use a Stacked Sequence Structure!
(Almost) never use an "ordinary" Sequence Structure -- the Error Line is in (most) LabVIEW Functions for a purpose -- use it to sequence your code.
Have you tried running Calc in a sub-Panel? It's not clear why you are doing this ...
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