.Net Graph Components Download for .Net Graphs, .Net Graphing

The evaluation version is nearly identical to the retail product. For the first 30 days, there will be an evaluation prompt in the bottom left corner of image. After 30 days, this prompt moves to the center of the image but the evaluation still functions. When purchasing the product, you will be supplied a serial number. Run the setup program again and enter your serial number. Choose the same install destination and this converts your evaluation install into a retail install.

The Standard and Lite versions have all the features and interfaces as our Pro version. All versions include WinForm, WebForm, ActiveX, VCL, and DLL interfaces. All versions include 1000 plus properties, methods, and events. The only difference between the Standard and Lite is the quantity of data points and annotations that can be rendered.

The Standard version is limited to 8000 data points and 800 annotations. The Lite version is limited to 1000 data points and 100 annotations. This limit is per instance of a control. You can have multiple controls running and each with the above limitation.

For example, 8000 data points could represent a 3D surface plot with 88 rows by 88 columns producing 7744 polygons. Or, a Scientific Graph can have 4 axes, with one subset per axis, each axis plotting 2000 points for a total of 8000 data points. The (number of Subsets) times (number of Points per subset) must be less than or equal to 8000 or 1000.

The Pro version is unlimited, includes 64 bit, and includes unlimited technical support. We will attempt to offer unlimited support on Lite and Standard versions unless support demands significantly increase for these versions. At which point we may charge a support fee for the Lite and Standard versions.

ProEssentials v5 DLLs are named "PEGRP32D.DLL", "PEGRPDS.DLL" and "PEGRPDL.DLL" for the Pro, Standard, and Lite versions. These files can be found in the system directory. To see what type of DLL is on your system, use "EXPLORE.EXE", right click DLL file, and then click "Version" tab. Locate the fields "LicensedTo" and "Product Code". If these items are set, the DLL is a retail DLL.