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The component you suggested is very nice and works very well. &nbsp;Thank you!
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The component you suggested is very nice and works very well.  Thank you!

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Basically, what I am building in VS2008 using Framework 4 us a C# app similar to PingPlotter (<a href="http://www.pingplotter.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.pingplotter.com/</a>) that is very light-weight and can be used in my restricted environments easily. &nbsp;<br />
Basically, I am going to have this app ping a specified address at a specified interval and grph the results (including timeouts) on a graph, but looking at the Chart control that is in VS2008, well quite frankly that seems a bit underwhelming. &nbsp;Basically, I need to have the Y-Axis auto-scale, and would like to have the chart raw from the left and scroll to the right.<br />
Any thoughts other than some crazy custom GDI+ stuff (I haven't touch .NET in about 4 years so forgive me if GDI+ is antiquated).
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Basically, what I am building in VS2008 using Framework 4 us a C# app similar to PingPlotter (http://www.pingplotter.com/) that is very light-weight and can be used in my restricted environments easily.  
Basically, I am going to have this app ping a specified address at a specified interval and grph the results (including timeouts) on a graph, but looking at the Chart control that is in VS2008, well quite frankly that seems a bit underwhelming.  Basically, I need to have the Y-Axis auto-scale, and would like to have the chart raw from the left and scroll to the right.
Any thoughts other than some crazy custom GDI+ stuff (I haven't touch .NET in about 4 years so forgive me if GDI+ is antiquated).

C# 4.0 Scrolling Graph

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).