>>Koen, unless you have some doc, a reference or a few lines of code to corroborate that, it's just your opinion.
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>>As I told you before, I have a VM running an application with FoxCharts that produce charts on the fly to be inserted in a report (first attached image). The runtimes in this VM are SP2 (second attached image). Just rechecked the FoxCharts documentation and all references are to SP2 (not to "latest hotfixes" or to a specific hotfix).
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>>Maybe it's just something out of luck, and if it is then I really would like to know!, but still, for now it's much more substantial than your opinion.
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>Antonio,
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>I realy dont understand why you persist in not updating VFP to version 7423 and keep working with an elder version.
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>Please read and study also Cesar's blog about this marvelous class, you will notice his advise to upgrade.
>Also available several discussions / blogs on Foxite about this subject: "Foxcharts won't show" advise: if not yet done, upgrade to 7423 with satisfactory result.
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>http://vfpimaging.blogspot.nl/2008/04/foxcharts.html
>on foxite: search for "foxcharts version 7423" in the foxite searchbox. First item found: Thread ID: 406702 Message ID: 406707
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>Regards,
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>Koen

Koen, if I work or not with the latest versions of VFP is completely beside the point, but to set this straight and ease on your confusion, I do work with the current version of VFP but have several Virtual Machines running previous versions. Got it?

I'm gonna step out of this because it's becoming pointless, but on leaving I think you have an opportunity to help the community of FoxCharts users, if you want. Go to the URL you passed me, and to the last comment:

VFP IMAGING August 15, 2013 at 7:00 AM

Please upgrade your VFP9 to SP2, that brings some needed fixes for Win Vista / Seven / 8
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well, just hit reply, and tell the VFP Imaging team the same thing you said to me: No, you are not correct, you need more than SP2.