Change Gauge pin estate in vb.net

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How can I change pin in vb.net code?
I've done it in another application that named "AGauge".It had Value parameter that could be increased but in DotNetBar there is no method for changing value of pin

Posted 21-Oct-12 0:41am

saber_ordv9

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2012-10-21T06:15:00

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You've left a lot of information out of your question. We don't have a clue what you're using, what this "pin" is, what you're ultimately doing, ..., no contextual information at all.

But, based on "DotNetBar", this is a third party control. The best place to ask questions specific to the functionality of a third party control is the manufacturer of that control. In your case, here[^].

Posted 21-Oct-12 6:15am

Dave Kreskowiak

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saber_ordv9 21-Oct-12 14:04pm

In DotNetBar I want to change needle value and make it move around Circular Gauges,but I cannot do.
In another component(AGauge) it can be done:
AGauge4.Value += 1

but it has some limits(eg. no Vertical Gauge)and not good view

Dave Kreskowiak 21-Oct-12 14:55pm

I already told you where you need to ask this question. You paid for the support when you bought the control package. Use it.

saber_ordv9 21-Oct-12 15:20pm

Ok,tanx