Will do though it may be a day or two away. and yes I managed to reply on the wrong thread. That just about sums up my week.

Workround Ive found for colour at the moment is to reapply the theme after adding the series.

Thanks for the rapid responses. Much appreciated.... Ive removed the referenced then gone back and added Teechart Under properties Version shows as 3.5.3225.32184 and Runtime a V2.0.50727 As far as I can see there no way to set runtime separately. That non existent parameters problem is now cured. S...

yup I comment it out and next time I edit the form in comes back
Not a show stopper, just an annoyance...

Final clue each time I edit the chart the compiler complains about
this.tChartG.Aspect.ZOffset = 0;
that zOffset doesnt exist.

I edit the chart once its drawn the edit dialog shows the series to be colored. If I then choose a new theme and apply it, then the chart is colored.

I wonder if this is complicated by having more than 16 colors?

latest version downloaded today. And its a series of points. If I set it to color every point, they all get colored. What I need is each series to be one color.

I'll go and try changing the point type

Hi Folks
not having a good day. All the series in my chart are showing wt=ith no color.
Whats the mechanism to assign a color to each series automatically.
Using .net and C#.

Thanks

Jon

If I try to save a TagCloud as Native format I get an exception...Is this a known problem and is there a workround?

Jon

For info this appears to still be broken in the latest release

Do you have a version in which both Radar and Tag Cloud work?
best wishes

Jon

Excellent , we look forward to its arrival. Thankyou very much.
Its good to get actual support

OK, at least its not just me.

We **really** need the radar chart so if you can find any work round or have an early release that needs testing let us know.

Hi

When I try to use the Radar series all the points are at the top of the chart.
Even when I run the demo and go to radar chart all the points are at the top.
(if you imagine a clock face the points are all between 11 and 1 oclock)

Anyone else seeing this?

regards

Jon