You wrote:
...I'm very curious but can't figure out a way to see what copy of "Out Port.vi" was loaded the last time my top VI was saved, since both copies I know of, seem to generate a change (*) in my top VI.
So, I'm wondering if there is a way to look inside a VI and see the subVI paths. Not the paths in which the subVIs are found when loaded, but the paths that are stored in the top VI when saving to disk.
While LabVIEW is looking for a subVI, it displays the path where it expected to find it. On slower computers, one could abort the search before a substitute was found and read the expected location. With the increases in computer speed, you'll have to temporarily move or rename all the "Out Port" VIs so that the computer searches long enough for you to abort the search or gives up and shows you the file open dialog. Move the dialog box, if necessary, and you should see the path where LabVIEW expected to find the subVI.
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