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Aspose.Chart is a .Net charting component which can create more than 20 chart types: Area, Bar, Doughnut, Line, Pie, Point, Step, Bubble, Candlestick, Cube, Curve, CurveArea, Gantt, Scatter, Contour, HighLowClose, OpenHighLowClose, Pareto, etc.

Chart Control .NET is the perfect solution to add the most advanced, feature rich charts to Windows Forms and ASP.NET applications. Over 40 2D/3D charts are available. Uses OpenGL (3D) and GDI+ (2D) for fast-rendering charts.

Powerful tool for creating professional charts in Adobe (Macromedia) Flash and image formats. Available chart types: Area, Bar, Bubble, Column, Doughnut, Line, Pie, (XY) Scatter, Stock. Animation effects for every chart element.

Chart java application software to generate dynamic charts and graphs within JSP, servlets or java applications - bar, line, pie, stacked and grouped charts in 2D and 3D with a wide range of parameters and chart types.

Chart Component .NET is a powerful charting component used to create attractive 3D and 2D charts for desktop applications and web pages using .NET technologies. 3D charting uses the OpenGL graphics engine to create sophisticated 3D charts and graphs.

This applet is designed to take multiple series of numerical data and display the information as a 3D Multi series Column Chart. The applet will automatically size itself to the available area given to it by the HTML form.

Creating a comparison chart was not so easy a task before. To get a visually appealing, comprehensive and easy to handle diagram you had to possess the skills not only of a marketing or advertising specialist, but also of a graphic designer.

Create spectacular charts in your .NET applications with this high-quality yet cost-effective 2D/3D chart component. Features built in toolbar and grid, 115 samples with source, and much more. Get all the chart types you need at a down-to-earth price

PDF Chart Creator is a utility that converts data into a chart PDF document. The conversion process is initiated by calling PDFChart.exe directly from the command line, or from within a batch file, with parameters that control it's operation.