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    is there any algorithm which helps in deciding the positions of major and minor ticks on scale of graph depending on the range of the scale at runtime. Please Guide..

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      is there any algorithm which helps in deciding the positions of major and minor ticks on scale of graph depending on the range of the scale at runtime. Please Guide..

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      Ennis Ray Lynch Jr
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      Yes. Whether the particular tool you are using uses it or not is a different story.

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        Yes. Whether the particular tool you are using uses it or not is a different story.

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        can you please tell me where can i find it... i will try to implement it inC# thanks

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