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If images (assuming pie-charts are images) are not stored, but referenced only, and placed on a server, the guilty PC may not be able to access this path anymore due to network config change, shared folder rights...<br />
If pie-charts are OLE objects, is the app to create the pie-chart still available?
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If images (assuming pie-charts are images) are not stored, but referenced only, and placed on a server, the guilty PC may not be able to access this path anymore due to network config change, shared folder rights...
If pie-charts are OLE objects, is the app to create the pie-chart still available?

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That was it! I compared the plug-ins on the problem PC with those on a working PC and found that one plug-in called xmCHART was missing. Copying it to the FileMaker Pro\System directory on the affected PC fixed the charts.<br />
Thanks to you both for your help. 
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That was it! I compared the plug-ins on the problem PC with those on a working PC and found that one plug-in called xmCHART was missing. Copying it to the FileMaker Pro\System directory on the affected PC fixed the charts.
Thanks to you both for your help.

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 &nbsp;We're using FMPro Server 3.0v3. The client PCs have FMPro 4.1v3 installed (they are Windows NT4 machines). &nbsp;There is a view that's supposed to include some pie charts; on only one of the client PCs, the pie charts do not appear. I have re-installed FMPro...any ideas?
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  We're using FMPro Server 3.0v3. The client PCs have FMPro 4.1v3 installed (they are Windows NT4 machines).  There is a view that's supposed to include some pie charts; on only one of the client PCs, the pie charts do not appear. I have re-installed FMPro...any ideas?

FMPro 4.1v3  Pie charts don't show up

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