Graphics4VO and Gantt chart

I need to draw a Gantt chart and was thinking about using Graphics4VO,
Do not have an idea on where to start, never programmed for graphics...
Any suggestion would be really welcome.
Has anyone an example using Grachics4VO library that does this
or something similar??
I think Graphics4VO is a great library but for a novice as me
there are no examples on how to use the library other than the
DEMO app but I think it is not enough especially for novice users.

Thanks for help
Paolo Kalc

Hi Paolo,

When you download the free Graphics4VO shareware version, you get the
graphics library as an DLL, the full documentation and the source code of a
very large examples program. The examples program provides all types of
graphics and demonstrates all the different graphic classes and how to use
different devices for the graphics output.

I am shure you will find what you need in the examples application or get
some suggestions how do create your graphics output with Graphics4VO.

On the internet site http://www.killetsoft.de/p_gvoa_e.htm you find two
links for downloading:
Download of a linkable Graphics4VO DLL
Download of a runable Graphics4VO Demo

To develop graphics on basis of the WINDOWS API is not so easy. Graphics4VO
will help you developing your graphics very simple. If you work a while with
Graphics4VO you find out how easy it is!!

Sorry, my English is not good.

Kind regards
Fred
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Fred Killet
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>I need to draw a Gantt chart and was thinking about using Graphics4VO,
> Do not have an idea on where to start, never programmed for graphics...
> Any suggestion would be really welcome.
> Has anyone an example using Grachics4VO library that does this
> or something similar??
> I think Graphics4VO is a great library but for a novice as me
> there are no examples on how to use the library other than the
> DEMO app but I think it is not enough especially for novice users.
>
> Thanks for help
> Paolo Kalc
>
>