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Release Date ...: 06.04.2006
Release Size ...: 5x 2.78 mb
Release Type ...: Application
Operating Sys ..: Win2kXP
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Nevron Chart for Windows Forms is a premiere quality native .NET component
that can display sophisticated business, presentation and scientific charts.
It is designed to deliver flexible, robust and fast charting capabilities
wrapped in a clean and well thought programming API that will speed up your
development.
Product Details
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Common features for both Windows Forms and ASP.NET
The only chart for WinForms, which can display distinct looking charts with
presentation "out of the box" quality.
Ability to display the following charting types:
Bar: Clustered, Stacked and Stacked% multi bar modes. Smooth edge and cut
edge bar styles as well as the standard pyramid, cylinder, ellipsoid, cone,
inverted pyramid and inverted cone styles. Support for cluster stack
combinations.
Line: Line series can be displayed as simple lines, tape, tube or stretched
ellipsoids. Overlapped, Stacked and Stacked% multi line modes are supported.
XY Scatter mode.
Area: Stacked and Stacked% multi area modes are supported. XY Scatter mode.
Supports markers.
Pie: Visualized as standard pies, torus segments or smooth edge pies. Rim,
center or spider modes for pie data labels.
Point: Points can be visualized as bar, cylinder , cone , inverted cone,
pyramid, inverted pyramid, sphere, ellipse, cross, diagonal cross or star
shape. XY and XYZ scatter modes are supported.
Bubble: Bubbles can be visualized as bar, cylinder , cone , inverted cone,
pyramid, inverted pyramid, sphere, ellipse, cross, diagonal cross or star
shape. XY and XYZ scatter modes are supported.
Stock: Stick and candle styles are supported. Open High Low and Close High
Low chart subtypes are also supported. XY Scatter mode (date time stocks).
Floating Bar: Smooth edge and cut edge bar styles as well as the standard
pyramid, cylinder, ellipsoid, cone, inverted pyramid and inverted cone
styles.
Radar: Contour and filled area styles. Supports markers. A special -
elevated center feature.
Polar: Contour and filled area styles. Supports markers. Radian and degree
label formatting.
High-Low: High low area with build in appearance logic. Supports markers.
XY scatter mode is also supported (date time range chart).
Mesh Surface: Surface connecting the user specified X, Y, Z data points.
The Mesh surface can be filled with an automatic or user defined palette.
Smooth palette filling is supported. Several frame styles are supported
including: Mesh, Contour, Dots, Mesh - Contour. The frame can be uniformly
displayed or synchronized with the used palette. Flat mode is also supported
(Mesh Contour chart).
Grid Surface: Surface connecting the regularly spaced data points (forming
a grid). The Grid surface can be filled with an automatic or user defined
palette. Smooth palette filling is supported. Several frame styles are
supported including: Mesh, Contour, Dots, Mesh - Contour. The frame can be
uniformly displayed or synchronized with the used palette. Flat mode is also
supported (Grid Contour chart).
Shape: A versatile rendering series. The ultimate scatter plotter. Can
display shapes with the following styles: Smooth edge, cut edge bar,
pyramid,
cylinder, ellipsoid, cone, inverted pyramid and inverted cone. The user
controls the (X, Y, Z) position of the shape as well as its size along the
X,
Y and Z dimensions. Can also be used for complex composite object rendering.
Flexible integrated legend - lots of predefined styles, positions and data
layout strategies. Header and Footer.
Built in Functions and Formula support - the component has extensive custom
formula support with 33 predefined functions including commonly used
financial indicators like: Relative Strength Index, MACD, Bollinger Bands,
Average True Range, Momentum, Stochastic Oscillator, Directional Movement
System, Moving Averages, etc.
Full Visual Studio design time support - state of art editors. Improved
wizard. Creating a chart based on template and modifying its data and other
settings takes not more than a few minutes.
Editors available at runtime - all design time editors are available at
runtime including the Wizard.
Excel like fill effect editors - you can not only specify any filling you
can specify in Excel but you can also visually create any custom gradient
with the built-in advanced gradient editor.
Advanced control over the axis scaling and position - static and dynamic
axis positioning strategies and settings. Lots of predefined text layout
schemes. 4 scaling modes - DateTime, Numeric, Logarithmic and Dimension
scale. Paging with lots of customizations.
Axis labeling abilities - stripes, constant lines as planes or simple lines,
custom axis labels.
Ability to display several charting types simultaneously - advanced chart
margins and fit strategy control.
Ability to display several series simultaneously - making a chart type
combination chart has never been easier and more flexible.
Ability to display multiple charts and legends in the component canvas -
charts can be described on one or more legends. Legends can describe
multiple
charts.
Image Borders - fancy skin effects which add that so important final touch
to your chart image.
Watermarks - ideal for company logos and trademarks - can be displayed on
top or behind the chart image with user controlled transparency.
Labels - headers, footers as well as custom positioned labels.
Interactivity - trackball, zoom, offset, mouse cursor change, mouse tool
tips and more.
Drill Down capabilities - extensive drill down support. Lots of events for
both WinForms and WebForms.
Advanced 3D view control - 360 degrees rotation, viewer rotation, orthogonal
and perspective projections, offset, zoom as well as a lot of predefined
projection schemes.
Advanced control over the scene lighting - lots of predefined lighting
schemes. Up to 9 light sources. Spot and Directional light.
Visual effects like antialiasing, alpha blending, jittering (scene
antialiasing) and lighting
HTML 2 documentation
Lots of examples demonstrating the features of the component.
Windows Forms specific features
Built in UI components - Grid and Toolbar components. The grid is data aware
and supports true date time editing as well as fill effect, line style and
cursor type editing. The most frequently used commands are exposed by the
Toolbar, which also supports custom buttons and runtime visual
configuration.
Ability to leverage the video board hardware acceleration - this feature is
very useful for real time applications because it frees your CPU from
drawing
the chart and transfers all the rendering to the CPU of the video board.
Compatibility
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Operating System for Deployment: Windows 2000, Windows XP
Architecture of Product: 32Bit
Tool Type: Component
Component Type: .NET Windows Forms Control, 100% Managed Code
Compatible Containers: Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
Microsoft Visual Basic .NET
Microsoft Visual C++ .NET
Microsoft Visual C# .NET
.NET Common Language Runtime
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