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Here is a quote from the CVi documentation: LaunchExecutable int LaunchExecutable (char filename[]); Purpose Starts running a program and returns without waiting for the program to exit. Note If you want to wait for the program to exit, use the system function in the ANSI C Library. The program must be an actual executable; that is, you cannot launch commands intrinsic to a command interpreter. The executable can be either a DOS or Windows executable, including *.exe, *.com, *.bat, and *.pif files. .exe, .com, and .bat DOS programs use the settings in _default.pif (in the Windows directory) when running. You can change their priority, display options, and so on., by editing _default.pif or by creating another .pif file. Refer to www.msdn.com for information about creating and editing .pif files. If you need to execute a command built into command.com such as copy, dir, and others, you can call LaunchExecutable with the following command: command.com /C DosCommand args where DosCommand is the shell command you want to execute. For example, the following command string copies file.tmp from the temp directory to the tmp directory: command.com /C copy c:\\temp\\file.tmp c:\\tmp Note If you want to monitor whether the launched executable has terminated, use LaunchExecutableEx. In other words: It should work...

Congratulations to the incoming freshman class of LabVIEW Champions! Once a year, new members are inducted into the Champions programme, and this year's 9 new members represent a high calibre group of individuals from all over the world. I'm also proud that many of the Champions (if not all?) are leading members of the LAVA, and have shaped, and are shaped, by our community. Congratulations!

Thanks crelf