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powerpoint >> Live Chart - Create enjoyable and captivating Charts from your web browser for Free

by cw » Mon, 20 Jul 2009 09:19:45 GMT

DIY (Do it yourself) Chart is a Web-based, simple and powerful
online tool to create interactive charts and graphs from static or
dynamic data which may be generated using any scripting language.
Support full updates and data streaming without reloading the
web page. Support 3D customization, including perspective, lighting,
rotation, border skins, anti-aliasing, transparencies, isometric
projections, shadows, and more. Support automatic and manual layout
and alignment management. Support fully customizable legends. Support
export chart in a variety of formats including BMP, JPG, PNG and EMF.
With DIY Chart you can create charts for your website, blog and
social network profiles, and DIY Chart may be useful for those who
need to visualize financial, scientific or other type of data.


Website: http://www.diychart.com
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