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    Zhaker
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    Hi, I am using the COM OBJECT of MSCHART to do a web page, I want to show others the MSCHART capabilities, but I am running into trouble with people that dont have either VB or .NET Framework installed, and they cannot view the chart at all. Is there a way they be able to view the MSCHART without resorting to installing one or the other? Robert

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      Hi, I am using the COM OBJECT of MSCHART to do a web page, I want to show others the MSCHART capabilities, but I am running into trouble with people that dont have either VB or .NET Framework installed, and they cannot view the chart at all. Is there a way they be able to view the MSCHART without resorting to installing one or the other? Robert

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      You might want to look into generating the chart on the web server, and the sending the image as a .GIF or .JPG. On top of that, the MSCHART control isn't supported in IE because it is a single-threaded component (it works, but any problems go unsupported), and support for MSCHART stopped back in July 1999. Microsoft recommends using the Office 2000 Web components or you might want to check out some of the articles here[^]. RageInTheMachine9532

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        You might want to look into generating the chart on the web server, and the sending the image as a .GIF or .JPG. On top of that, the MSCHART control isn't supported in IE because it is a single-threaded component (it works, but any problems go unsupported), and support for MSCHART stopped back in July 1999. Microsoft recommends using the Office 2000 Web components or you might want to check out some of the articles here[^]. RageInTheMachine9532

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        Oh ok, never thought about using .JPG or .GIF, I am curious on how to convert a chart into an image file.

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