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AddFlow for .NET is a .NET Windows Forms Custom control that is useful each time you need to display and use relationships between objects in your application

UCCDraw ActiveX Control is an ActiveX control that allows creation and editing of Visio-style charts from within your application. Allows you to create flow charts, vector drawings, raster images and more with the ability to include hyperlinks and...

xlDEA performs Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) in MS Excel. It produces extensive results for the main DEA models used today, and automatically creates Excel charts and customizable Macromedia Shockwave Flash charts.

Chart java application software to generate dynamic charts and graphs within JSP, servlets or java applications - bar, line, pie, stacked and grouped charts in 2D and 3D with a wide range of parameters and chart types.

ActiveX control to draw 2D pie charts, bar charts and line graphs. Display the graphs, export to file (GIF, PNG, BMP) or data stream or copy to the clipboard. Properties allow full control over colours and fonts. Free trial.

Chart ModelKit is a .NET native component for graphical data representation featuring a built-in WYSIWYG designer and advanced data binding model. The library contains a comprehensive set of standard elements and available series types.

EDraw Flowchart ActiveX Control - Build flowchart applications with minimum time loss! Lets you quickly build basic flowcharts, organizational charts, business charts, hr diagram, work flowchart, programming flowchart and network design diagrams

EDraw is a new, rapid and powerful flowchart design software, novel, small and exquisite, who works in the following fields: basic flowcharts, organizational charts, business charts, work flowcharts and network diagrams

EDraw is a new, rapid and powerful flowchart design software, novel, small and exquisite, who works in the following fields: basic flowcharts, organizational charts, business charts, work flowcharts and network diagrams