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  1. The data in the sub-panel is always at the very top level when refreshed, I don't want that, what should I do? The picture below is a screenshot of me.
  2. I have a quite complex project that requires me to have multiple executable running. My problem is as follow: MAIN.exe need to load in a sub panel any of the OTHER.exe. All the exe has been compiled in LabVIEW. The MAIN.exe come from a different project than the OTHER.exe. In LabVIEW everything is working. I can access successfully the control and indicator value of the OTHER.exe trough vi server. Using the same VI reference, should work in the sub panel. But why it is not working? Thanks Benoit
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