The way I was creating the forms, the affected TChart was not located on a form that was directly descendent from the ActiveMDIChild. Once I changed the order of creation, the runtime ChartEditor worked properly for the function series.

I currently have resolved all my current issues. I will continue testing, but at this point I do not think there are any major issues to deal with.

Thanks again for all the help.

I have figured out what was going on and was able to fix it. You can close and delete this problem report if you wish.

I am currently stopped at this point in that an old problem has reappeared. I do not know how to link to another stream, but it was problem report TV52015395. It had to do with ChartEditor, Functions, and no entries in the Available list. I believe this problem report is still open.

I have to resurrect this problem as it is now occuring for me in XE4. When I was last posting this I was using XE2. Since then I was able to get it to run using XE4 and your XE4 Beta update. However, with your latest update for XE4, I am not able to get this to work. To refresh the problem. I have a...

I am still testing. I have a problem with functions, but I think it is my processing. I will let you know if there is an issue.

I did find another minor problem. If you add a function to a 3D chart, the chart is converted to 2D. Let me know if you want me to report this some other way.

One last thing and I think I am good in the short term. I also had to add the "DefaultCanvas" key (with a value of blank) to the registry as well. I needed this value for the "subcharts" in the Gallery. So to summarize. For my customer installation, I need to add two keys (DefaultCanvas and GalleryR...

I have done some more testing with the update. I had remembered that you had some options regarding the rendering of the Gallery. On my system I looked at the options available to the Design Editor and found "Chart Gallery / Render" option. I changed this value to GDI and the runtime processing work...

I have just done some more testing, and I have encountered another problem that is a "show stopper". I just found out that if I try to add a series using the Runtime ChartEditor, then the processing will fault. You can see this problem with my test case. When you have the program running and the DLL...

I downloaded and installed the source files that you linked me to. I was now able to run the test case that I originally submitted. Since this was a success, I continued to rebuild and test my main two project groups. Both ran successfully and I now believe that I will be able to use the lastest sof...

After reading David's blog article I finally feel relieved. During the past several months I thought I was going down a very lonely path with no solution on the horizon. Now it looks like there are a couple of options starting to open. Since we have already tried David's suggestion we know it does n...

I was able to get the latest TChart update installed. (Apparently there is some permission issues with installing an update to a system that had TChart previously installed.) I reran my test case and it still fails. Your test case fails as well with the TChart not found message. Since you have been ...

I have finally gotten to the bottom of the problem. It had to do with you last sentence: "Another tip that may be relevant is that, in Windows 8 it's better to run the installers and utilities such as TeeInstall or TeeRecompile "as administrator" so they can have the rights to copy the according fil...

Your test process is not quite the same as mine. You are running 8.1 and the Ultimate version, and I am running 8.0 and the Professional version. I do not believe that these are causing the issue. What is different is that you started with a new VM and installed the latest update. This is the first ...

I just noticed your last post a couple of weeks ago. Your posts do not give me an automatic email notice and I really had no reason to expect anything until the last update came out. When it came out I rechecked my posts. I waited to today to do anything as this is the first time I was able to get t...