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May 27, 2004

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Articles on Dundas Software's Data Visualization components for .NET

This is a showcase review for our sponsors at CodeProject. These reviews are intended to provide you with information on products and services that we consider useful and of value to developers.

Dundas Software, a Premium Sponsor of The Code Project, produces advanced Data Visualization components for the .NET platform.  Their flagship product, Dundas Chart for .NET will be the subject of a series of articles highlighting a specific technical feature/functionality over the next several months. These articles show off some cool features of Dundas Chart for .NET and how to implement them, along with some code samples etc.  A list of these articles to date is listed below.

Understanding Chart Areas with Dundas Chart for .NET
26 Aug 2004

Chart Areas within Dundas Chart for .NET are sophisticated chart elements that give you versatility that other charts don't. What is unique to Dundas Chart for .NET is that more than one Chart Area can be shown on a chart picture. These areas can be automatically aligned, and customized accordingly. In addition, If multiple charts are required, they can all be placed in different chart areas within the same chart object, eliminating the need for additional objects, thus reducing file size.)
Smarter Data Labels with Dundas Chart SmartLabels
May 26th, 2004

With the introduction of Smart Labels in version 3.6 of Dundas Chart, developers can now allow for less cluttered displays of data points to provide the exact look and feel needed (more)
Creating animations with Dundas Chart for ASP.NET
May 3rd, 2004

Dundas Software recently added new chart animation features to Dundas Chart for ASP.NET Enterprise Edition, version 4.0. Not only can you still create stunning static chart images but you can now create charts that would be the center-piece of any presentation without the need to write a single line of code (more)