Hi Narcis,

I must say I already tried your suggestion, as I found that extra line of code

smoothLine.CheckDataSource();

in the TeeChart example for smoothing lines.

But this did not have any effect for me ... still straight lines

Any idea what may be wrong ??

Regards,
Antoon Koster
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Yeah ... Thanks.

Antoon Koster

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Hi,

Thanks again.

Maybe we must consider the .NET version ....

So, what is price for purchasing the .NET version while upgrading from are present ProActiveX V6 version. On your site I only see the price for upgrading from V7 version.

Regards,
Antoon Koster
Netherlands

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