Okay, thanks for reporting and apologies for the inconvenience. This error has now been rectified.

I have come across Internet postings which lead one to adding registry settings for things like LocalMachine/Software/Microsoft/.Net Framework/AssemblyFolders. Are you aware of any such entries that might be needed for the TeeChart dll to be recognized by the TFS Builder? I'm afraid I have no exper...

Could you please verify is this a bug or are we missing something? Also, is there any existing way to avoid such sorting of data or if there is not any, is there any alternative to consider labels also while sorting? It probably is a bug, yes, although the simplest way to work around this for the m...

Just a quick follow-up with a bit more info: - After installing TeeChart on the TFS build server, I do have the DesignKeyV2010 key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Steema\TeeChart.NET. - The License file is built as part of the project. Looks correct to me. - I tried the TRegister tool. It seemed to run...

ikke wrote:What's going on ?

I'm waiting for a new full version since months.
When will I get the new full version!

Hello Ikke,

We are currently working on the new maintenance release and hope to have it published publicly within the next ten working days.

This time it worked well. Thanks Christopher once again for the support. I'm pleased to hear it. Don't hesitate to let us know if you have any further problems. Was it really bug? If yes, would it be available in upcoming release? Please confirm. Yes, it was a bug. I've had to change the source cod...

Have you guys started to fix this problem. Fyi, i am at the dead line of my project and this feature is the last thing to implement. Without the feature, the system couldn't run according to expectation. If yes, when will be the next release? Looking forward to your respond. I will look at this pro...

In the same application, instead of setting max value , if we try to set min value for bottom axis, same problem persists. Could you please share the updated assembly for the same? Apologies for the delay in getting these algorithms right, and many thanks for your collaboration and patience. Please...

Hello Janne, In the ASP.NET feature demo, there is a demo under: Interacting with Charts -> Mouseover Hints -> Standard Mouseover Mark Formats in which the different styles seem to work as expected. Would you be so kind as to modify that example to demonstrate the problem, then paste the code here s...

Hello Chandran,

Okay, thank you, I think I can see what the problem is now.

Can you please try this TeeChart.dll (password protected TeeChart2.zip) to see if it resolves the issue?

It doesn't run very well, is it possible to resize manually of the chart rectangle to get the same effect than automatically In what sense does it not run very well? The code snippet runs as expected here. And yes, you can manually resize the ChartRect with the following code: private void Initiali...

wakeup wrote:Ok I changed it, I will see it the problem doesn't reproduce again.
Thanks a lot

I'm very glad to hear it

You're welcome!

Hello Chandran, Please find here: Form1.zip Form1.zip, which is a Windows Form containing a simple example for testing the Error series. I have added the data you mentioned to it and have adjusted the bottom axes minimum and maximum, as you can see. Is this a satisfactory solution to your problem?

So only one customaxis is in the .ten file? I don't know, as the code throws an exception on the first custom axes, I don't know how many more there are. I do know that all the series have an object assigned to CustomVertAxis, but I don't know if it is a default axis or a custom axis. I don't think...

Why not? I think it would be logical to have the same behaviour... Default axes position are known by the TeeChart code, that is why they are default. Knowing the position means that some calculations can be done to resize the chart rectangle. Custom axes positions are not known by the TeeChart cod...