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 Getting started with QCChart2D for .Net
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ganeshtsk

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Posted - 07 Nov 2003 :  09:50:20  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hello
Iam trying to get my self started on .Net charting, Problem with me is that Iam new to .Net programming. I have done a lot of programming with ActiveX controls. Iam into a new project being developed with VB.Net (Windows Stand alone Application) with framework 1.1. I have downloaded the trial version and completed installation. Iam strugling to get an entry point on using the graph tools. I would appretiate if some one could guide me with steps in doing this. Iam intrested in getting Line graph (Labeled data points) into my windows for application. I would buy a developer and re-distribution license as soon as Iam sucessfull in getting the graphs. I truly appretiate any help on this.

ariblu73

quinncurtis

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Posted - 07 Nov 2003 :  11:57:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
If you have sucessully completed the installation, you should be able to load the UserChartExample1 project, compile and run it. All of the chart creation code is in the module UserChartControl1. Right click on the file in the Solution explorer and select View Code to see the actual code.

There is a simple tutorial in the QCChart2D manual found at the installation directory:

Quinn-Curtis\DotNet\Docs\QCChart2DNetManual.pdf.

The tutorial is found in Chapter 23 (Using QCChart2D for .Net to Create Windows Applications).

The tutorial describes how the UserChartExample1 program was created.

It would be best to frame any questions in the context of what parts of the tutorial do you not understand.

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