I am using TeeChart for .NET version 3.5 I have a DragPoint series that I only allow dragging in the Vertical direction. Typically I have 10 points evenly dispersed horizontally across my 2D chart. I would like to quickly edit the vertical values (Y Axis). With the mouse, starting from the top/left ...

My question is really about deployment. It is clear that TeeChart.Direct2D only works on a compatible OS. What is not clear is how it has things coded to behave. Our application is installed using Click Once via a web page. Our users could be on Windows XP, or Windows 7. To use TeeChart.Direct2D do ...

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In the TeeChart.Direct2D.dll, does it take care of recognizing if you are running on a Windows 7 machine or does the application using the TeeChart have to have code in it to recognize whether you are running on Windows XP or Windows 7?

I was looking at the Version Info page and don't see any features or enhancements that have been made. from 3.5 to version 2011 that apply to our use of TeeChart. Is there anything you can think of that might persuade me to upgrade if my application is on Winforms? I see I would definitely want to u...

We are revisiting the features of TeeChart for .NET 4. It is not clear if there are any features that would benefit us at this time. In our application, we use Winforms, .NET 2.0 with VS 2005. We hope to upgrade the development environment to VS 2010 in the near future. We will be staying with Winfo...

Is there anyway to use the the Edit Border property like what is showin in

Welcome !\Miscellaneous\Legend\Symbols Border

That would work perfectly for me if I could specify exactly which series to apply this property. I don't want to apply it to all entries in the legend.

We would like to modify certain legend entries by visually changing the entry. For example if I have 5 series's showing in the Legend called Series A, Series B, ... Series E. We would like to show visually Series B and Series D differently by doing something like one of the following 1. Draw a dark ...

I am seeing an issue when I call the DoZoom method on my 2D chart. I have a chart, I zoom in similar to how you can zoom in the example project at Welcome !\Miscellaneous\Zoom and Scroll\Direction where I can zoom both directions. Once zoomed in I do something in my application where I 1. Save the L...

I am running across a problem where the Drag event of a DragPoint tool fires when I am mousing over a DragPoint series. I am not clicking any mouse buttons. Just moving my mouse over the series

Is this a common behavior or is this a bug?

A good article on exception handling to pass along for anyone interested

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc188720.aspx

Using TeeChart.dll version 3.5.3425.20244 Visual Studio 2005 Created a new Windows Forms project Added a TeeChart Controller control to Form1 Added a TeeChart control to Form1, set its Dock property = Top Right click on the Chart and select Edit Added a Line Series to the chart Go to the Series | Ge...

Items 1 - 4 are pretty serious to us for our customer's experience with our application.

Can you tell me if these issue can be resolved in the near future?

Since we have the source code I rewrote the ChartController.DoMouseMove method. We don't need the right mouse button to operate on the chart so I changed this method Old code private void DoMouseMove(int X, int Y, Keys Shift) { if (dragging) { dragging = false; if (IsButtonDown(bNormal)) DoNormal(X,...

Like this thread has indicated, somehow in our application the user is able to right click and drag the chart around. I verified that the ChartController.DoMove(int, int) method is getting called when this happens. The chart which was in 2D goes to 3D and the chart is moved. This is very undesirable...

It seems the consequences of not handling the exception is very bad. It causes an application that is using the TeeChart.dll to crash. If we did not have the source code, we would have to have this bug fixed or find a different tool. I would consider this a very high priority for non-source code cus...