For the life of me I cannot figure out how to standardize the size of the frame. If I have two charts side by side and I want the frame sizes to be identical regardless of the data, all is well if I keep the label angle at zero. However, if one chart has an angle of say 90, it reduces the vertical s...

Email not received yet, but look forward to testing a possible solution. My workaround is working, so that is my alternative if the new ocx does not fix the problem.

I have confirmed the problem is beyond the x64 version. Both the x86 and x64 versions of Teechart AV are equally affected. Apparently Teechart is not dpi aware and may explain all the problems with exported charts being too small in certain situations. If you increase scaling to say 125%, reboot the...

To clarify, the display resolution has no negative effect, only scaling above 100%. The Teechart202164.ocx does not appear to be DPI aware yet the Teechart2021.ocx is.

I'm experiencing a very pesky problem that appears related to the many postings about changing the Display scaling. While others have discussed problems with an enlarged display scaling, say 125%-150% and it's effect on exported graphs, in my case when I open an Access database, the graph is smaller...

I have had success implementing teechart2021.ocx and teechart202164.ocx with Microsoft Access (x86 and x64) and Microsoft 365. I am now faced with a problem from an enterprise user that apparently cannot register the teechart2021.ocx. I sent them a simple database in a non-compiled format (i.e., acc...

When using the cursor tool and setting Style to both and Annotation to visible, I only get the X (covariant) annotation to appear. I have to use a second Annotation tool to fudge it and make it work the way I think it should be working, i.e. both X and Y axis are annotated. Is this necessary or am I...