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I have another printing issue that I would like to resolve if possible. The pie chart really stretches and the margins look way bigger. Here is the pie chart on the screen: PieOnScreen.png And here it is printed to PDF: PieInPrint.png I am using the ChartPrintRect and the aspect ratios of screen vs ...

This is not a problem. I had remnants of older versions in there. Once I uninstalled those and recompiled, it was fine.

So, here is an interesting twist. The chart seems to work well in Debug mode, but not Release...

Compiled in debug mode:
Compiled in release mode:
Why would that be?

John

It seems like using anything but the default center alignment for the title does odd stuff.

Sure. Here is a quick little program: Program.png (btw, the title was set to left justified alignment) Here is a PDF print of that: PDF_Out.png The Sample Project Zip is attached. It's giving me all types of hell. I just compiled a Release version and lost the center alignment on the circular gauges...

It did eventually print after a few minutes.

Hello Yeray,

Thank you. It compiles now, and the legends work as intended.

I have another new issue (besides titles and stretching during printing), now it just stops when printing the charts (or takes a really long time...not sure):
John

Hello, I am getting a compile error with those changes:
John

I figured maybe I could get around it by drawing to a Bitmap, then painting that to the printer. I got this:
John

Plus, what does PrintProportional do? It says it is on by default, but the charts seem to stretch if I don't set the right aspect ratio. The circular gauges ignore the Circled property.

Thanks again...

Thanks Yerah.

I think I have identified another small bug. Using PrintPartialCanvas, the chart titles don't seem to adjust to the given rectangle:
I was going to go tinkering around in the code, but figured I would point it out anyway.

Thanks,

John

I am using a Pie Chart and when I send some data to it the first time, it is great. It looks like: Chart1.png However, when I try to limit the data, the legend entries all stay. I call the Clear function on the series, then run the data again with fewer entries and get: Chart2.png Thank you, John

Perfect...it works nicely now.

OK, new license achieved. If you want to just do the source diff, that should work.

Thank you, again...

NUZ