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24 Appendix D
SRS Residual Gas Analyzer
Once the HTML file is saved, you can preview it in your browser, by clicking the ““Preview in Browser””
button.
Once you are satisfied with the HTML file, click ““Start Web Server”” and then click ““Done””. You will get
a pop-up notice box that looks something like this:
Note that this Universal Resource Locator (URL) address will not work on computers other than the one
running the VI. Clicking ““Connect”” will bring up the above URL within a browser on the computer
running the VI, but not other computers. Note the filename you used. In this case it is ““analog.htm””.
In order to access the HTML page with the embedded picture of your running VI, you must include the
Internet Protocol (IP) address of the machine that is running the LabVIEW 6i web server. To find the IP
address of a computer under Windows 98, click on the Start menu, then select the ““Run …”” option. Type
in ““winipcfg”” at the run prompt and you should get a window like this:
Under Windows 95, Click ““Start””, then ““Control Panel””, then double-click ““Network”” to get something
like the following figure: