Hello Narcís, It wasn't easy but I managed to change the language! In my Windev application I couldn't get to the properties. In the examples I found a VBA example in Excel, I added the TeeChart Chart Editor to it and got acces to the properties. After clicking the right option (in Japanese) I found...

Hello Narcís, I use "TeeChart Pro v2010 ActiveX Evaluation". The strange thing is that initially it was in English but at a certain moment it turned into Japanese. If I install the same version on another PC, it is in English. I would say it is a (hidden) language setting in the registry or so? I it...

Hi Narcís, Sorry for the delay in my reaction, but we changed our strategy. I could solve the license problem just by adding the TChart-dll to the WinDev project map but soon I ran into other problems which had to do with a poor interface between WinDev and .Net. Now I am using the ActiveX component...

Hi Narcís, I already send the asked application twice, using "Upload attachment" but I can't find it in the posting-list on this forum, didn't you receive it? However I seem to have solved the problem in my test application by placing TeeChart.dll in the folder of the executable, I don't get the men...

Hello Narcís,

I did some more reseach on WinDev but there is no mechanism or whatever that supprorts this licensing mechanism. I would be very pleased if we were able to use an unlocked version of the TeeChart assemblies. Can you help us to get access to it?

Thanks in advanced,

Stef Dekker

Hi Narcís,

Thanks for the answer, within VisualStudio everything works fine but I haven't find out yet how the license control works within WinDev, I'll keep on searching...

Stef

Hi, We already use TChart within VS2008, this works correctly. But now I want to apply TChart within WINDEV(R) (a PCSoft development tool for Windows, DotNet etc.) Within WINDEV I can refer to .NET assemblies, like TChart. The compiler recognizes its classes, methods etc., even the automatic name co...