My initial impressions are that the .NET control is a major step backwards in functionality for web developers.
For example, with the ActiveX control, I could write highly interactive web pages involving scrolling, dynamically adding data and new series, zooming and re-ranging without ever incurring the penalty of a synchronous round trip to the server.
However, from reading the tutorials and help files, and some experimentation with the evaluation copy, it seems that the best I can do for my users with Teechart .NET is a gif in a web page. And there's no way I'm going to do that to them.
Whilst .NET holds the promise of embedding Winforms controls in a web page with a syntax like
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<object id="myCtl" classid="http:TeeChart.dll#Steema.TeeChart.TChart"></object>
Am I missing something?