Graphics Server Product History

"Graphics Server has become a formidable graphing tool"
Visual Basic Programmer's Journal,
Spring 1997 Buyer's Guide

"Graphics Server's support of two- dimensional and three- dimensional graphing is first rate"
Visual Basic Programmer's Journal,
Spring 1997 Buyer's Guide

"Graphics Server's property sheets blow First Impression's away when it comes to clarity and usability"
Visual Basic Programmer's Journal,
Spring 1997 Buyer's Guide

"Graphics Server is excellent, with tons of functionality and very good documentation."
The Delphi Magazine
March 1996

 

The Industry Leader
Since its release in 1990, Graphics Server has set the industry standard for high-end data analysis and presentation. Because of its ability to provide seamless graphing support across both 16-bit and 32-bit Windows platforms, Graphics Server's graph control is currently being used in software packages from industry leaders like Microsoft, Borland, Novell, Intel, and many others -- and is trusted by over one million developers worldwide. With the release of version 5.0, Graphics Server brings statistical power, stylistic control, and ease-of-use to all new levels.

Graphics Server Milestones

1990

  • Graphics Server version 1.0 is released, marking the first DLL graphing toolkit for Microsoft Windows.

1991

  • Graphics Server's Graph VBX is released. It is the first custom graphing control for Microsoft Visual Basic.

1993

  • Graphics Server's Graph OLE server is released, with OLE automation.
  • Graphics Server's Cgraph C++ graph class is introduced.
  • Graphics Server's Microsoft FoxPro FLL is released.

1994

  • February - Full graphing support for Windows NT is implemented.
  • May - First public demonstration of Graphics Server's Graph OCX.

1995

  • March - Graphics Server's Graph OCX is released -- the first OLE custom control.
  • September - Graphics Server's VBX becomes data-bound.
  • October - Graphics Server's Delphi VCL released.
  • November - Graphics Server's localized Japanese version released.

1996

  • May - Graphics Server's OCX becomes data-bound.
  • June - Version for WindowsNT running on a PowerPC.
  • August - Version for Windows NT running on a DEC Alpha.
  • November - ActiveX version shipped

1997

  • March - Awarded VBPJ Readers Choice Award - 6th straight time for Graphics Server technology
  • May - 5.0 released with server-side web capabilities

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