...as a followup if you have a teechart.dll other than the TeeChart version you are using pathed under the registry's: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETFramework\AssemblyFolders or HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETFramework\AssemblyFolders please remove the AssemblyFolder entry or u...

Hello Roland, Thanks for posting the test project. I can confirm that: - your compiled dll fails with a license error - that recompiling the project on this machine resolves the error The only change I made before compiling was to re-setup the teechart.dll reference of the project to the locally ins...

Hello Roland, Hmmm... difficult one to resolve. Could you please zip up the contents of the test project (with bin folder though the .pdb file isn't necessary) and post it to the attachments newsgroup: news://www.steema.net/steema.public.attachments Please confirm that the test project's last compil...

Hello Roland, Re. We get now on compile the following error : Quote: licenses.licx Could not transform licenses file 'licenses.licx' into a binary resource. (1) : error LC0004 : Exception occured creating type 'System.ComponentModel.LicenseException' Looks good. There is no error when we corrected t...

Hello Roland, We tested the following steps with the latest update release (1.1.2259.29262). We created a new WebForm project. We got the same result as you dragging TeeChart's WebChart onto a WebForm, ie. it did not create the licenses file. I can't explain that straight off but it is easily workar...

Hello, We've been testing different load situations in IIS and can reproduce an intermittent failure when running TeeChart under heavy load with multiple concurrent accesses. As yet I have no specific details on cause/solution but we're looking into it and will post any update here. Regards, Marc Me...

Hello Roland, Re. 'All files' and selecting 'Utils.Licx' . Thanks for pointing that out. Sorry, it's a typographic error. It should read 'All files' and selecting 'Licenses.Licx' . We'll correct it for the next update. - What type of project/application are you designing? - What version of TeeChart ...

Hello, Thanks for making available the tee file. The contents of the tee file that you linked for us has some invalid bytes at the end, a repetition of some of the last elements of the tee itself. We can't explain what might have caused that but please check any additional save/file move process tha...

Hello, We'll see if we can recreate this problem. Just to clarify: The IIS based app puts a TeeChart on a page and that Chart loads a tee file via LoadFromURL in native form and LoadFromStream when wrapped for tests on a VB UserControl? When using LoadFromStream how are you sourcing the stream? When...

Hello, You could build a separate DLL. That might present you with a neater workspace but will also create new setup challenges to overcome. When you ask the Classwizard to create classes for TeeChart by default it creates them all but it is not necessary for you to do so if not all the classes are ...

Hello, Thanks for sending that through, that made it quicker to do the checks. It works ok on the WebPart placed as a UserControl provided you use the latest version of TeeChart made available at the beginning of this week as the debug build (includes the relative positioning fix). Available on the ...

Hello pw, We've got some way to it, but getting to reproduce your test setup is taking some time as there are several elements to construct, if you have a test project that you could leave for us on the attachments newsgroup it would help speed things up as we could drop it straight into the test ma...

Hello,

Interesting. That's different to the behaviour in tests here. I wonder if it has anything to do with the programming language.

Is that a useable workaround if you assign a different image to the 'fixed' index? If there's anythiing further we can try please let us know.

Regards,
Marc Meumann

Hello, If I run a test using one of the images already in the list (ie. the '3D' image) to add 5 buttons all the images come out ok. You might like to confirm that: eg. for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) { System.Windows.Forms.ToolBarButton newButton = new System.Windows.Forms.ToolBarButton(); newButton.To...

Hello, The cause is most likely the Label used to display Commander information (eg. Rotation and Elevation). The Label is private, we'll improve access to it for an upcoming release. For the moment you could hide it: eg. (There's only one Label on the Commander) foreach (object o in commander1.Cont...