Hi Colin, For your last post I deduce that your problem with the QRTee.dcu file is solved. Anyway I invite you to ensure that your search paths are correctly added, and also is important (and it's not in the list) to have your search path clean. That means that the paths you used for previous instal...

Hi Colin, First of all you should understand clearly what does the numbers in the file names mean. Following my previous example with TeeChart 7.12 for Delphi 2007, you can see teechart file names such as tee711, dcltee711,... or similar names always using the number 711 but this number doesn't mean...

Hi Colin, 1) We wrote the instructions according to the version we made the test, the same you said you had at the beginning of this thread. But for TeeChart v8 you only should change the 7s for 8s. As I told you, we will write a general article as soon as possible where we'll use special characters...

Hi Colin, Sorry for the delay, on staff holiday changeover here we had missed that the files had not been sent to you. To follow on from your request, we've made some tests and I've written a first outline of what probably will end in a general article of "how-to install TQR for Teechart v7.12 and Q...

Hi Adrian, sorry for delay! We've been doing some tests before answer to your questions. About the first problem, related with "incorrect data using SeriesTextSource and HorizBar series", it seems there's a bug when Series is a HorizBar. I've added on our defect list, in meantime a workaround would ...

Hi Nova, We are happy to see that you've found the first problem. Your second problem appears because you add your values assigning a color to each point so the series is set to ColorEachPoint=true. And then, assigning a color to your series doesn't affect to the points. Otherwise you should assign ...

Hi Cristina, We noticed that in your volume series you add your values with a color for each point, and since then, changing the series color doesn't affect to the points. So you could add your points using teecolor instead of volumeSeries->Color tmp = volumeSeries->AddXY(i,random(20),"", clTeeColor...

Hi Weingarden, If you are not a source code customer you can find the demos and tutorials are at the same place as older versions, at TeeChart entry at Start Menu>All Programs. Otherwise, if you are a source code customer to obtain the docs, tutorials and examples you need to install the binary inst...

Hi Dominik,

Yes, this is a known bug already listed on our defect list to be fixed for future releases (TV52011928).

The problem is that when you have 2 cursors in the same position they are not visible anymore.

Hi Dominik, The problem is that for few number of values, axis labels are displayed with 3 decimals and when they display more values, their auto-rescaling makes them to display less decimals. I suggest you to add an if condition to your code that evaluates the number of points in your series and if...

Hi Andrew, The problem is that Mouse->CursorPos.x and Mouse->CursorPos.y don't return the accurate values of the chart and thats what causes a wrong return in GetNearestPoint method. Instead of those values you can use onMouseMove event to save X and Y coordinates to global variables and use those v...

Hi Corbie,

The problem is that those pointer styles have no surface to paint in and that's why changing their color doesn't affect. Otherwise, you can change their border color. So you should do something like following:

We couldn't reproduce the issue here, using lastest release (v8 "available at the web").

Could you please send us a simple example project we can run "as-is" to reproduce the problem here?

You can post your files at news://www.steema.net/steema.public.attachments newsgroup or at our upload page.

Hi Hanodl, First of all note that by default only the labels from the first series will be shown at the bottom axis. Points from other series with x values non-existing in the first series won't have their labels displayed. We've tested your project and noticed that you enter your X values using an ...

Hi Marshall, The following code achieves the chart you requested: unit Unit1; interface uses Windows, Messages, SysUtils, Variants, Classes, Graphics, Controls, Forms, Dialogs, TeEngine, Series, TeeComma, ExtCtrls, TeeProcs, Chart; type TForm1 = class(TForm) Chart1: TChart; Series1: TPointSeries; Se...