PSI-Chart A Development Toolkit For Creating Scientific And Engineering Chart Applications
Description
PSI-Chart is an Activex chart component for creating and designing scientific and engineering chart applications with Visual Basic, Visual C++, C#, or other language compilers which support the COM model. With PSI-Chart, you can develop your own professional charting application in minutes. PSI-Chart supports commonly used 2D and 3D chart types and various coordinate systems (such as Cartesian, polar, Smith, triangle, spherical, and cylindrical). The built-in graphics editor allows you to zoom your graphs, inspect your data, and control your charts in great detail to fit your technical and publishers' requirements. Finished charts can be printed directly to your printer, inserted into PowerPoint, or exported to standard graphics formats, such as WMF, EMF, GIF, EPS, Postscript, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, etc. PSI-Chart is a powerful and easy-to-use development toolkit. It includes tutorial lessons and sample projects for you to get a quick start. PSI-Chart comes with royalty-free runtime distribution policy.
PSI-Chart A Development Toolkit For Creating Scientific And Engineering Chart Applications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, finished charts can be exported to standard graphics formats, such as WMF, EMF, GIF, EPS, Postscript, JPEG, PNG, TIFF, etc.
Yes, finished charts can be printed directly to your printer.
Yes, PSI-Chart includes tutorial lessons and sample projects for you to get a quick start.
PSI-Chart is an Activex chart component for creating and designing scientific and engineering chart applications with Visual Basic, Visual C++, C#, or other language compilers which support the COM model.
PSI-Chart supports commonly used 2D and 3D chart types and various coordinate systems (such as Cartesian, polar, Smith, triangle, spherical, and cylindrical).