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LMD Innovative announces the release of LMD ChartPack .NET Free Edition.
This charting suite is designed for simple and efficient graphical
representation of any kind of data in Windows Forms applications. It
supports several most popular 2D and 3D chart types and allows flexible
configuration of both data-processing logic and visual representation
aspects.
The component is implemented in C# language, contains 100% managed code, is
compatible with versions 1.1 and 2.0 of the Microsoft .NET Framework and is
designed for MS Visual Studio 2003/2005 IDE families (can be used as well in
any compatible IDE like Borland BDS2006).

The freeware edition contains a subset of features available in commercial
versions (only 2D charts, no extended design time support etc.), but apart
from that the freeware edition is not crippled in any way and can be freely
used in own projects. Thus applications created with the freeware edition of
LMD ChartPack.NET Free Edition can be distributed royalty free.

Key features of the Free Edition are:
* Fully configurable chart appearance
* Support for the most popular 2D chart types
* Design-time support: efficient Series/Points editor and Series Wizard
allow to quickly set up the data
* Extensive demo with quite a number of samples demonstrating all the most
useful features includes code sinppets in C# and VB;
* Supports MS Visual Studio 2003/2005 and BDS 2006
* English User Guide explaining every detail of the component's use;
* Free technical support (when available) via supportsite, newsgroups or
e-mail

Take a look at the product page to check out more detailed product
description, feature list and the image gallery:
http://www.lmd.de/products/dotnet/lmdchartpack.net

Commercial Editions (e.g. Standard Edition or ASP.NET packages) will be
released in the next week.

For downloading latest version of the package visit the public download area 
at:
http://www.lmd.de/download

If you have any questions or comments feel free to email to
mail@lmdsupport.com or to visit our public newsgroups at news.lmd.de.