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AJAX support, new interactive features & more in Dundas Chart for .NET version 5.5
May 31st, 2006 (Toronto) - Dundas Software, the leader in Data Visualization Solutions for Microsoft technologies, today released version 5.5 of Dundas Chart for .NET one of the most significant releases of its award winning Charting package to date. The latest release features full AJAX support, web-based Zooming, Scrolling, full User Interface support, and much more.
"We've added some significant interactive features along with AJAX support that developers and end users alike are going to love," says Troy Marchand, Vice President of Product Development with Dundas Software. "These features offer the same level of interactivity as Windows Forms applications without downloading any controls. Functionality such as zooming and scrolling on the web are now a possibility with Dundas Chart version 5.5."
Many new features also benefit both Windows Forms and ASP.NET developers including new 2D and 3D visualizations, Scale Breaks , enhanced Legend features, Custom Templates and more.
Online demos of the new AJAX and interactive features are available at www.dundas.com. Full non-timed out evaluation copies are also available for download.
Dundas Chart for .NET is available for purchase from $699 for the Professional Editions and from $1999 for the Enterprise Edition through Dundas Software and authorized resellers.
About Dundas Data Visualization, Inc. - For over a decade, Dundas Data Visualization, Inc. has been a leading firm in data visualization solutions for Microsoft technologies. This is reflected in Dundas' numerous awards and rapid adoption of Dundas Technologies by Fortune 500 companies across the globe
For more information regarding Dundas Chart for .NET, contact
Ed Worsfold
Director of Marketing
Dundas Data Visualization, Inc..
(416) 467-5100 x158
(800) 463-14929 x158
edw@dundas.com
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