Hi Kevin,

I've sent directly to your mail account the TQRChart sources for TeeChart 7 Standard with QR4.06 for C2006 (even the package names end to C6).
Could you please try to rebuild and install the DclTQR7C6 package having installed the QR4 for C2006 ?

We've recreated the environment you are working with and we can run your project with no errors.

So, we've attached at news://www.steema.net/steema.public.attachments newsgroup the files we used to run it.

We've made a project where you can resize the chart (width and height), save as .tee file, load from .tee file. We coudn't reproduce the problem here so, please, test this project and feel free to modify it to obtain a project where we can see the issue. But we think you should do something similar ...

Hi Daryl, We've made some tests using the following code and we found no differences between importing @1280x1024 and importing @800x600 a teefile from a chart exported @1280x1024: Private Sub Command1_Click() With CommonDialog1 .Filter = "TeeFile (.tee)|*.tee" .ShowSave If .FileName <> "" Then TCha...

Hi ToniK, I'm afraid I can't tell you when it will be fixed for now. Please be aware at this forum for new releases announcements and what's being implemented/fixed on each release. Also note that since I'm working with v8 beta, I'm not sure if you need to include the same characters than me in your...

Hi ToniK, Yes, those are two bugs in our wish-list. I cannot think in a workaround for the gradient bug, but for special characters you can check the text before it's written to svg stream and replace literal chars like <, > %, &,... with their ascii char code. You can use a method like the followin...

If you want the difference between the YValues from Cursor Tools associated to different series (associated to different axes) you can simply calculate it but that'll be a difference between values from different scales. You can also calculate the YValue of a cursor tool for another axis (not associ...

Hi Bill,

In this post I show you a complete example using TRectangleTool.

Hi Bill, I achieved what you requested working with: -StartPosition and EndPosition percents from Custom axes. -Chart1.CustomAxes.Items .CalcPosPoint(Chart1.CustomAxes.Items .IEndPos) and IStartPos pixels from Custom Axes. -Value pixels from Color Line Tools. -Left, Width, Top, Height pixels from Re...

Hi Bill, I'm sorry but I'm not sure to understand what exactly you need. Why have you moved the Lines creation to OnAfterDraw event? You want to have always a line at the top of the chart and anotherone at the bottom? I've modified your new OnAfterDraw event to achieve it and it remains: procedure T...

Hi Bill, The problem is that when you have your axis maximum set to auto (Chart1.Axes.Left.AutomaticMaximum is true) the ChartRect is recalculated to fit the marks (if they're visible) but Chart1.Axes.Left.Maximum is not changed. So to draw your line at the top of the ChartRect you should replace th...

Hi Bill, 1) The code above was thought for having one Custom Axis per Series and avoid overlapping. 2) If you want to add a title to each Custom Axis you should increment the axis separation setting higher extraPos and extraMargin (at PlaceAxes method). Following values work for me: extraPos := 32 a...

Please, add this 3 lines to the TForm1.FormCreate to see the chart better.

Hi Bill, I've made a project for a customer who requested something similar to you. Here's the code: procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); var i: Integer; const nSeries = 6; begin ComboBox1.Items.Clear; ComboBox2.Items.Clear; for i := 0 to nSeries-1 do begin Chart1.AddSeries(TLineSeries); Ch...

Hi Bill,

You should do the following: