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FastReport FMX released Report generator FastReport FMX is the first multiplatform solution for including Business Intelligence into software based on Embarcadero FireMonkey IDE (Delphi for MS Windows and Apple Mac OS X). Compatible with Embarcadero RAD Studio XE2 (FireMonkey) and XE3 (FireMonkey 2). Visual report designer is available now on both MS Windows and on MAC OS X! Full sources. Get more info here Want to know more ?

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.NET > Security > Shareware Manco .Net Licensing System v.3.1 SW 6769 k 01 Sep 2007 By Manco Software. 100% .NET solution for licensing controls and applications written for the .NET Framework (C#, VB.NET). Currently available for .NET Framework 1.1, 2.0, 3.0 and .NET Compact Framework 2.0. It uses 2 different licensing schemas: Licensing by issue license file, and Licensing by secure encrypted license keys. Main features: Strong encryption, Flexible license content, Encrypt code and data, Time/Usage Limited Evaluation, Source Code Integration.   Evaluation (time-limit) Source: On purchase/registration Price: $49.95 Source Price: $249.95 Exe-Demo Included Download: C# VC++

.NET > Charts and Graphs > Charts Manco.Chart for WPF v.5.2 SW 3504 k 01 Sep 2007 By Manco Software. Manco.Chart for WPF is the perfect solution to add the most advanced, feature rich charts to Windows Presentation Foundation applications. Over 40 major 2D/3D charts are available, such as traditional area, bar, column, line and pie charts, financial bars and Japanese candlesticks, Kagi and Renko charts and others. Flexible areas filling, scaling, legends, grid, context menus, and drill-down. Manco.Chart for WPF allows using data from the XML, array of doubles and DataTable object. Package includes Chart Control itself, XML driven toolbar, chart configuration control, and arts to decorate chart area. Manco.Chart for WPF is written entirely in managed code. All error handling reports carried through .NET exception classes. Object-oriented design is created specifically for the .NET framework. 100% Unicode support. Chart can be used with C#, VB.NET, and Managed C++ as well as other languages which use .NET Framework. The layout (titles, fonts, colors, labels escapement etc) is flexible and can be changed at any time, so you can easily manage the style of your chart. Rich chart settings API allows you manage chart appearance from your code. Chart Themes that are the real chart building blocks allows you and your users create and load predefined (favorite) chart appearance. Ability to reload chart data on the fly allows you creating of the dynamic charts.   Evaluation (time-limit) Source: None Price: $58.95 Exe-Demo Included Download: C# VC++

 

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