AnisotropicSupport |
We added this property so developers can set to TRUE when placing one of our ActiveX controls within an MS Access Report. This property causes the control to draw itself within the MM_ANISOTROPIC mapping mode. It may be likely that other report writers or other containers may prefer this property being set to TRUE when embedding our controls into a report or container. Though, only set to True if experiencing problems. |
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AutoImageReset
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This property controls whether ProEssentials
will automatically call Function.Reinitialize if properties were adjusted
and then an image is requested. This property should only be disabled
in certain real-time implementation. This allows new data to be set without
having to reinitialize the object. |
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BestFitFix
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This property controls a change in the Least-Square
Approximation calculation. When set to TRUE, the minimum x value is first
subtracted from each x data value before processed. This improves accuracy
when XData is very large. This does not effect the chart visually, but
will alter the coefficients retrieved from BestFitCoeffs. |
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Custom |
Gets or Sets whether image is constructed
with custom or original parameter set. See help for more info. |
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CustomParms
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Gets whether control supports a custom and
original parameter set. See help for more info. |
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DataHotSpotLimit
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Gets or Sets the maximum number of hot spots
possible. |
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HelpFileName
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Gets or Sets the help file name invoked from
built-in menus and dialogs. |
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LogicalLimit
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When exporting metafiles from an object that
has been zoomed, lines may be drawn outside the metafiles region. Setting
this property to zero will prevent this from happening. |
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ObjectType
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Read Only, Gets the internal type (Graph,
SGraph, Polar, Pie, 3D) of the ProEssentials object. |
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Painting
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Gets whether control is in the process of
painting image to screen. |
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ThreeDThreshold
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If the number of points in an image is beyond
the threshold defined by this property, then 3D bar and 3D area graphs
will be drawn in 2D. This prevents overly complex images from being generated. |