Steve, I use Spitfire Charts, and they have been great in adding value to an application. The main difference between Corda and Spitfirecharts (besides price) is that Spitfirecharts is packaged as a T2K/Witango-ready TCF file, and a custom tag:<@SPITFIRECHARTS >
There are a lot of chart options, but you can actually go to the spitfirecharts web page and use a wizard there you help you build all the attributes into your tag, then copy and paste it into your TAF. You can set a chart up with "drill down" data, so that a user's click on a bar or a wedge of a chart can lead them to another screen, perhaps a chart of that subset of data, or a list of all the details contributing to that portion of the graph. Richard, Ian, and Dave at New Creations are also a great team for sales support and tech support. Bill On Thu, 02 Oct 2003 09:50:28 -0500, Campbell Steve wrote: >Okay..now maybe I have been under a rock. This seems to be the coolest thing >since dirt! Is there anyone out there thatıs using these charts? I sure >could have used these some time back. If anyone is using this, please post >an address etc. I would love to see them in action. ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/maillist.taf
