Yes they did, and I received it yesterday.

Thank you for a very good follow-up!

Just sent it with full notification package: Your message was successfully delivered to the destination(s) listed below. If the message was delivered to mailbox you will receive no further notifications. Otherwise you may still receive notifications of mail delivery errors from other systems. The ma...

Dear Marc, I've sent one request 15/2 and one reminder one week later. But I haven't got a response. I'll send a second reminder now. Could you please check that someone actually reads the mail? Edit: I've been sending it to sales@steema. Was that a mistake? Will try to support@ with CC to sales@ th...

Thank you,

Bernt

We could run a trial with .NET Reactor but it would be useful to know if they expect or not to support this application setup type. With thanks. Regards, Marc Meumann It seems like .net reactor doesn't support reading license keys as required by teechart. Can you help me with a workaround on this?

Thank you for a quick response.

I am building an ordinary windows application, and .Net Reactor wraps all files into a single .exe windows file.

The documentation following .Net Reactor is scarce, but there is a window for "additional licencing information"

I will ask the guy at eziriz.

Bernt

I am just about to launch my application and am currently experiencing the same error message. But only when the assembly is protected as an application by .Net Reactor and run on another machine. On the other hand I can run the protected application from anywhere on the machine where teechart is in...

Hi Aaron and BerntR, Currently there's not much we can do to improve performance that's not been said. However, for TeeChart for .NET v3, which is the version we are currently working in, major performance enhancements have been implemented. We expect to have a TeeChart for .NET v3 Beta version rea...

I've given up on finding a solution to the slow painting.

I am very disappointed by how the painting is working, but I have choosen to reduce the number of displayed chart series and move on.

But I will be delighted if someone comes up with an improvement.

Thanks

I can wait.


Thanks for looking into it.

I've conferred with a .Net expert. I may have to make my own painting method to improve the speed. If I do, it will likely include a separate image layer between the chart and the screen. And use of ClipRectangle. But whether it's doable and whether it will improve things depends on how TeeChart han...

The code you posted did the trick for me.

But since I work with series arrays, I need to add pointers to each new series. This works:


new Steema.TeeChart.Styles.SeriesPointer (tChart1.Chart,
tChart1.Series);



Thanks,

editor -> chart tab -> change button ->

(if a dotted line is displayed, change to flush line)
(if a flush line is displayed, change to a dotted line)

In the zooming app I have sent you earlier: (For the rest of you: the zooming app is just a small chart, shown in 2D) Here's what I just did: 1) In designtime I turned on 3D view and did another thing (dont remember which) 2) Then I ran the application. Everything is as expected. 3) In designtime I ...