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Scales, Axes, and Walls

Axis rules caps
Scale Ruler
Axis sections
Scale Sections
Axis ticks
Scale Ticks
Title positioning
Scale Title
Polar value axis position
Angular Scale
Date time scale
Date Time Scale
Logarithmic scale
Numeric Scale
Axis ordinal scale
Oridnal Scale
Range timeline scale
Range Timeline Scale
Value timeline scale
Value Timeline Scale
Hierarchical scale
Hierarchical Scale
Table scale
Table Scale

Gauge Types

Radial gauge 13
Radial
Linear gauge horizontal
Linear
Gauge numeric display fourteen Segment
Numeric
Led Display
Gauge numeric display matrix rectangle
State
Indicators

Presentation

Frame 1
Background and Frame
Advanced gradient
Fill Styles
Contours and image effects 1
Stroke Styles
Contours and image effects 6
Image Filters
Material 1
Lighting and Material
Projection 4
Projection
series attributes appearance
Series Attributes
Different Bar Shapes 3D
Shapes and Markers

Functions and Line Studies

Chart basic functions add
Basic
Functions
Chart functions minimum grouped
Min, Max,
Avg. and Sum
Cumulative function chart
Power,
Cumulative
Simple moving average chart
Moving
Average
Median price indicator chart
Price
Indicators
Range indicators bollinger bands
Range
Indicators
Directional movement function chart
Directional
Movement
Technical price indicators chart average true range
Tech. Price
Indicators
Volume indicators chart accumulation distribution
Volume
Indicators
Trend lines
Line
Studies

Panels

Chart rectangular callout
Anchor Panels
and Annotations
Chart series legend assignment
Legends
Chart labels font size and color
Labels
Chart watermarks
Watermarks
Financial dashboard
Dashboards

Customer Quotes:

QUOTE We started a search for new components as we switch away from VB/C++ development to .Net, and felt it was time to re-evaluate all controls we commonly use.

I started the evaluation by looking at all charting controls available on Component Source. (The product we currently have used is [by another leading vendor]).

The initial evaluation took the form of creating a simple x-y chart with a x-axis with a lot of times along it, and passing in random y values, and then formatting the chart to look reasonable. This is a good test of ease of use, documentation, examples provided etc. The C# samples provided were excellent!

This amazingly reduced the choice down to just three. The next step was to look at cost. You had a sensible pricing policy, which is where [the other leading vendor] lost out on it's deployment costs. We wanted a Windows Forms solution, but with a possibility of Web Forms too, without having to go through another big investment.

The final points that swung it for us were...
- Great looks.
- A company that makes and concentrates on a few good products, rather than tens of mediocre ones.
- A good website, where you can get the info you want.
UNQUOTE

Miles Dennis
CACI Ltd