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This property may be rarely needed and used internally when we need to know if image is in the process of being scrolled.

We added this property so developers can set to TRUE when placing one of our ActiveX controls within an MS Access Report. This property causes the control to draw itself within the MM_ANISOTROPIC mapping mode.

Normally calling AppendYData on a Graph Object will cause the image to be automatically updated.

This property controls whether the ProEssentials will automatically call PEreinitialize if properties were adjusted and then an image is requested.

This property controls a change in the Least-Square Approximation calculation. When this property is set to TRUE, the minimum x value is first subtracted from each x data value before processed. This improves accuracy when XData is very large.

This property defines whether the object displays the Original or Custom parameter set.

This property disables the Custom parameter set. This hides the "Original" button that is located in the Customization Dialog. It is recommended that this property be set to TRUE. The Custom parameter set is a feature that we would like to phase out of the ProEssentials product.

This property controls the maximum number of data hot spots that are possible. If the current number of data points is greater than this limit, than Data Hot Spots are disabled. You will most likely not need to adjust this property.

Default value is '|' or char 124, the pipe symbol. You'll only need to adjust if you need to use some other character as a delimiter. ProEssentials uses delimeters in various features. Titles use delimiters to separate into left,centered, and right justified portions.

Set to 2, 3 to relax the shape limit when exporting images. 2 = 1/20 to 20 3 = 1/30 to 30.

This property defines the filename to open when the Help button or Help menu item is selected.

Set this property to 0 (zero) to prevent GDI calls from drawing lines outside the metafile borders.

This read only property identifies the object type.

This property is rarely needed and shows whether the object is currently building an image. This property is normally not needed.

Represents likely max monitor size. If image is larger than this value, chart triggers different logic for fonts, symbol sizes, min and max symbol sizes as it assumes image is very high resolution.

Allows setting the starting svg XMLNS parms. If setting this option, start with less-than svg "".

Allows setting the ?XML tag string content at start of SVG xml. End this string with question-mark greater sign "?>".

If the number of points in an image is beyond the threshold defined by this property, then 3D bar and 3D area graphs will be drawn in 2D. This prevents overly complex images from being generated.