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Should I go for Visual studio 2005

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    Friends, I need some suggestions i program using Borland builder 6.0 and have tested the express edition on visual c++ 2005 and found it good except i have a small problem there is no components for charts which is very important for me. Is it included in Professional version or one has to purchace third party tool set for this. One more suggestion is needed will shifting the development platform to VC++ 2005 benifit in development time and also utilies some of the unmanaged codes which we have developed earlier. JN

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      Friends, I need some suggestions i program using Borland builder 6.0 and have tested the express edition on visual c++ 2005 and found it good except i have a small problem there is no components for charts which is very important for me. Is it included in Professional version or one has to purchace third party tool set for this. One more suggestion is needed will shifting the development platform to VC++ 2005 benifit in development time and also utilies some of the unmanaged codes which we have developed earlier. JN

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      Douglas Troy
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      Check Dundas Charting controls[^]


      :..::. Douglas H. Troy ::..
      Bad Astronomy |Development Blogging|Viksoe.dk's Site

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        Friends, I need some suggestions i program using Borland builder 6.0 and have tested the express edition on visual c++ 2005 and found it good except i have a small problem there is no components for charts which is very important for me. Is it included in Professional version or one has to purchace third party tool set for this. One more suggestion is needed will shifting the development platform to VC++ 2005 benifit in development time and also utilies some of the unmanaged codes which we have developed earlier. JN

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        Luis Alonso Ramos
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        You can also find a good graph component here on CP: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/zedgraph.asp[^] -- LuisR


        Luis Alonso Ramos Intelectix - Chihuahua, Mexico Not much here: My CP Blog!

        The amount of sleep the average person needs is five more minutes. -- Vikram A Punathambekar, Aug. 11, 2005

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          Check Dundas Charting controls[^]


          :..::. Douglas H. Troy ::..
          Bad Astronomy |Development Blogging|Viksoe.dk's Site

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          Thanks for your help. And I have gone throught the Dundas Chart web site and its good except i did not find out weather I can use it in Visual c++ 2005 I am basically sifting the development to VC++ 2005. and I did not find any tool in built for charts.. One more thing can I integrate chart of C# into VC++ 2005.. Am sorry to bother you but whats ur experience with VS 2005 about design and runtime Thank you.. hope to here from you NJJ

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            Thanks for your help. And I have gone throught the Dundas Chart web site and its good except i did not find out weather I can use it in Visual c++ 2005 I am basically sifting the development to VC++ 2005. and I did not find any tool in built for charts.. One more thing can I integrate chart of C# into VC++ 2005.. Am sorry to bother you but whats ur experience with VS 2005 about design and runtime Thank you.. hope to here from you NJJ

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            Dundas Chart is a 100 % managed control and like any other managed control it does not matter what's your development language or project template type, you should be able to use it all VS 2005 project types. Rabi

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