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Package Contents | What do I get in the Olectra Chart package?
You get a CD with the control on it, along with 4 printed manuals (one
for each DLL and one for each OCX), a Getting Started Guide and a Registration
Guide. The control itself is broken down as follows: separate 2D and 3D
controls broken into both an OCX and a DLL and all of this comes as both
16 and 32-bit. |
Max data points | What is the maximum number of data
points supported by Olectra Chart?
There is no implicit limit on the number of points. The limit will be
determined by the amount of system memory and available resources your
system has. NOTE: These limits will be reached sooner in a 16-bit environment
than they will in a 32-bit environment. |
Printing | Does Olectra Chart support printing
and if so, is it easy to do?
Yes! Olectra Chart supports printing directly to a printer with a single call. Along with this direct method, there is an alternative method available allowing you to create your own layout on the page as well. |
Export | What methods are provided by Olectra Chart
to export the graph?
There are four ways to export the graph image for use elsewhere. These four methods are: printing directly to a printer, drawing to a file, copying to the clipboard and drawing to a Device Context (DC). |
Output Formats | What output formats does Olectra Chart
support?
Olectra Chart supports exporting in the form of Windows Bitmap (BMP), MetaFile (WMF) and Enhanced MetaFile (WMF). |
Win32s | Is Olectra Chart compatible with Win32s?
Yes! Olectra Chart supports Win32s in any language that supports Win32s (eg. ANSI C, Visual C++). |
User Interaction | Can I allow the user to interact
with the chart at run-time?
Yes! Olectra Chart has four methods for use in allowing the user to get/set information in the chart at run-time. These functions allow what is sometimes called 'drill-down' based applications. |
Internet Apps | Can I use Olectra Chart as an ActiveX
control in Internet Explorer?
Yes. Some testing has been done with our control and Internet Explorer along with the ActiveX Control Pad and it works well. |
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