Hi Gus,

It should be fixed for the next maintenance release. I have sent you the URL to download the v8.03 Release Candidate installer for Delphi 2007.

Hi LVL,

I'm afraid that the exactly property you wish doesn't exist. But activating OpenGL could be the easiest solution for your request.

Hi , I'm afraid I can't see any difference between both demos you mention. I've also tested the following code with both v7 and v8 and the result seems to be exactly the same. Private Sub Form_Load() TChart1.AddSeries scSurface TChart1.Series(0).FillSampleValues 5 TChart1.Series(0).asSurface.SmoothG...

Hi LVL, Yes, you can hide the points you wish, knowing their indexes: Private Sub TChart1_OnGetSeriesPointerStyle(ByVal SeriesIndex As Long, ByVal ValueIndex As Long, AStyle As TeeChart.EPointerStyle) If SeriesIndex = 1 Then ' supposing that your point series' index is 1 Select Case ValueIndex Case ...

Hi Raymond and Ross,

Yes, you are right. Something strange is happening here. I've added it to the wish list to be investigated asap. (TA05013203)

Hi Ed,

As you can see in the method header, you have the ValueIndex.

Hi TestAlways, I've achieved something really similar to your picture with the following code. In this example, Series1 is the BarSeries and Series2 is a LineSeries. procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); var max: double; begin Chart1.View3D := False; Series1.FillSampleValues(15); Chart1.Marg...

Hi LVL, I've tested the tool as you suggest and it seems to work fine for me here. Could you tell me if I'm missing any important step to reproduce it? Private Sub Command1_Click() TeeEditor1.ShowEditor End Sub Private Sub Form_Load() Dim x, z As Integer TeeCommander1.Chart = TChart1 TeeEditor1.Char...

Hi Scott, Here is how you could do it. The axes need a series associated to them to be displayed but the series doesn't need to have any value because you can use SetMinMax method. Note that you can remove the series from the legend with ShowInLegend property. And also note that this code is in delp...

Hi LVL, Could you explain us what is your exact problem so we can reproduce it here? Or, you could also send us a simple example project we can run "as-is" to reproduce the problem here too. You can either post your files at news://www.steema.net/steema.public.attachments newsgroup or at our upload ...

Hi LVL,

In this topic you can see an example of how you could achieve similar results as teecommander, using simple buttons:

Hi Amol, Since you are a v7 customer, you'll have access to download all the maintenance releases for v7. But if you want access to v8 download area, you'll need a v8 license. I recommend you to try the free evaluation version and test it before purchasing an upgrade license . And please, feel free ...

Hi Mariano,

Yes you are right. We could reproduce it with latest v7 too.

As you say, the easiest workaround is forcing the property to true in OnCreate.

Finally, note that we tested it with v8 too and it works fine with it.

Hi Richard, CustomPosition (true/false) is used to draw the legend in the position indicated for Left and Top properties or in the predefined positions indicated in Alignment property (left, top, right, bottom). That shouldn't have any effect to the properties NumRows and NumCols. Note that having, ...

Hi Rossmc, I think that in this demo there is achieved something very similar than what you are looking for: Private Sub Form_Load() With TChart1.Series(0) .Clear .Add 123, "First", clTeeColor .Add 456, "Second", clTeeColor .Add 321, "Third", clTeeColor .Add 234, "Last", clTeeColor End With End Sub ...