Now that I think about it, yes, it does produce clickable GIFS, but, that's where the licensing becomes tricky. To view interactive GIFS, I think the browser user would have to have a copy of MS Office. Dynamic read-only GIFS would not require a license from each browser user...
>I think you can program that as part of a clickable region of the gif, but, there may actually be something built-in that you can use...
>>>Mark, MS Office Web Components(OWC) are the way to go now a days. OWC is highly optimized for producing dynamic charts and graphs on the web and works great with VFP. We have some live examples and downloadable code for use with VFP/ASP at www.activevfp.com and Rick Strahl just did a whitepaper on it at http://www.west-wind.com/presentations/OWCCharting/OWCCharting.asp.
>>>After struggling with automating MS-Graph exports to Gif, OWC is a great improvement, although, you can't do 3D graphs.
>>>There are other solutions like ChartFX, but, they cost $$$ and I'm not sure how smoothly they work with web apps...
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>>>>Can someone share a personal experience in doing charts on the Web? What product are you using?
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>>>>Thanks Mark
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>>"MS Office Web Components(OWC)..."
>>Does that thing prodice clickable GIFs
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>>Thanks, Mark