Nevron Chart for Windows Forms Short Description:
Professional charting component for Windows Forms applications
Nevron Chart for Windows Forms Long Description:
Nevron Chart for Windows Forms is the leading charting component for Windows Forms applications. The component delivers rich charting functionality suitable for presentation, scientific, financial and business charts. This combined with the presentation "out of the box" quality of the generated charts makes this component unique.
New features in 3.0:
State of the art GDI+ rendering engine.
Rendering surface control.
Photoshop - like image filter effects.
HTML - like multi line texts.
Shadows.
Data Zoom - you can zoom in the chart data contained in a user specified rectangle.
Data Cursor - the data cursor can help you determine the axis scale coordinates when you click on the chart.
Better image borders.
Better UI.
Improved speed and memory footprint.
Other features:
Ability to display the following charting types:
Bar, Line, Area, Pie, Point, Bubble, Stock, Floating Bar, Radar, Polar, High-Low, Date /Time range, Mesh Surface, Grid Surface and Shape with lots of style and logic variations.
Flexible integrated legend.
Built in Functions and Formula support – 33 predefined functions including commonly used financial indicators like: RSI, MACD, BB, ATR and others.
Visual Studio design time support
Editors available at runtime
Excel like fill effect editors
Advanced control over the axis scaling and position
Axis labeling - stripes, constant lines and custom axis labels
Ability to display several charting types simultaneously
Ability to display several series simultaneously
Ability to display multiple charts and legends in the component canvas
Watermarks and Labels
Advanced interactivity drill down features
Advanced 3D view control
Advanced control over the scene lighting
Visual effects like antialiasing, alpha blending, jittering (scene antialiasing) and lighting
Built in Grid and Toolbar components
Ability to leverage the video board hardware acceleration
HTML 2 documentation with MSDN look and feel
Lots of examples