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Document Type: Example Program
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Publish Date: Sep 6, 2006

Creating a Simple Graph Application with the Measurement Studio ActiveX Controls in Visual Basic .NET

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This program demonstrates how to use the Measurement Studio Graph ActiveX control in Visual Basic.NET. With this example, you can create single plots or to chart multiple plots onto the CWGraph control.
When using any ActiveX controls in Visual Studio .NET, keep the following differences in mind:
1.) Visual Studio .NET generates a Runtime Callable Wrapper (RCW) around each control, and you must go through the Interop layer to use the controls. As a result, some class names differ from the names in Visual Basic 6.0.
2.) Hosting an ActiveX control in Visual Studio .NET requires unmanaged code permissions.
3.) Hosting an ActiveX control in a Windows Form increases the size of your project files because the entire control is embedded in the form.
For more information about using ActiveX controls in Visual Studio .NET, refer to the Visual Studio .NET help.

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Filename: simple_graph_in_vb.net.zip

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Application Software: Measurement Studio Visual Basic Support 6.0
Language(s): Visual Basic .NET
Additional Software: Visual Studio 7.0

 
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