>Is there a way to do this ? No, that I know of. This feature is not yet available, I'll add it on our wish list to be considered to inclusion for the next releases. >Do you consider seriously your support forum is efficient ? We try to answer your questions as soon as possible , but if you need to ...

Hi David, which code are you using to custimize the WebChart (color, border style,.. ) ? I can't see any borders just placing a WebChart on the WebForm and using the following code : private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { WebChart1.Chart.Panel.Color = Color.White; WebChart1.Char...

Yes, you're correct, I'm able to reproduce the problem here using the TeeChart Pro v5.05. This problem has been solved in the TeeChart Pro v6.0.

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you need to make an EXE file from your project, run it and print from
there.

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Hi Nefis,

the PointColor Array is set independently of ColorEachPoint, that means that the PointColor Array is set everytime a series is created.

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Hi Nefis, The following code shows that points with clnone are involved in MinVisibleSeriesValue calculations : Private Sub Form_Load() With TChart1 .AddSeries scLine For i = 0 To 10 .Series(0).AddXY i, Rnd * 100, "", clNone Next i For j = 11 To 20 .Series(0).AddXY j, Rnd * 100, "", clTeeColor Next ...

>TCHart.Printer.Preview
Do you mean TChart.Printer.ShowPreview ?

Which TeeChart version are you using ?
I've test it here using the latest TeeChart Pro v6.04 and works as expected. Could you please attach the code that you are using ?

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Hi Ariel,

the SelectedSeries property is used to read the SeriesList index of the selected series. You cannot assign any value to it.

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Hi Simon,

Yes, WebChart doesn’t yet work with databases at design time. However, it runs fine with databases designed at runtime. Please see “Tutorial8 – ADO.NET Database Access” for some runtime examples.

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I need one example (source code) with which I can reproduce the problem as is here.
You can send me it to the steema.public.attachments newsgroup or directly to pep@steema.com

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Hi Hans, the best way to do this is using a CursorTool and then hide the MourseCursor when the Mouse is over the Chart using the following code : Private Sub TChart1_OnMouseMove(ByVal Shift As TeeChart.EShiftState, ByVal X As Long, ByVal Y As Long) With TChart1 If X >= .Axis.Left.Position And _ X <=...

Which TeeChart version are you using ?
It works fine here using the latest TeeChart Pro v6.04. I've attached one example to the steema.public.attachments newsgroup, could you please test it if works fine for you ?

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Hi David,

you can do :
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Hi Hans,

I'm not sure what you mean, if you are referencing to the width of the Cursor the you can do the following (using the CursorTool) :

TChart1.Tools.Items(0).asTeeCursor.Pen.Width = 5

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Have you set the XValues of the Series to DateTime ?

MyChart.Series(0).XValues.DateTime = True

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