>>>VFP 5.0 has a sample on how to make graph using MSGRAPH. It is located at the directory Vfp\Samples\Solution\Ole. There you can find olegraph.sc* form and the graph.dbf table that it uses. Try manipulating the codes, you can change it to show more graph variations.
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>>>Edward B. Rance
>>>Visual Foxpro Programmer
>>>Alcatel Philippines, Inc.
>>>edran@hotmail.com
>>Ed,
>>Unfortunately example fails to work if you installed Office97 and didn't played with registry. It's just for MSGraph5 and syntax nearly not work at all for MSGraph8.
>>Cetin
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>Hello Cetin!
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>As I know, the object modelis different in MSGRAPH8 than in MSGRAPH5. But I donnot have the object model of MSGRAPH8. Do you have it? (AS you can see, I uploaded the MSGRAPH5 object model into UT Files section)
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>Secondly, I read yesterday, in a MSKB article, that there is a serious limitations of MSGRAPH5 at runtime. VFP SETUP WIZZARD only intall a limited functionality for MSGRAPH5. It means that you can not make new graphs in EXEs.
>(But if the user machine has a full MSGRAPH5 version e.g. from WORD or EXCEL, no problem) I cannot check it, because I have no additional machine, which is installed only a pure Win95 or NT without any MSOFFICE component.
>Did you test it, or know it?
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>BB
Bela,
I can't test either. I'm strict at forcing my clients to have MSGraph8 if extensive graphing (beyond limits of default MSGraph5) is used (not a big problem, they all love to use Office and generally have it before my app). I sticked to using MSGraph8 and use vbagrp8.hlp now.
Cetin