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Thanks, ill keep that in mind!

I took away the Refresh() and my graph now appears without having to call the OnPaint method! If one did need to call it one could probably use the following code in the constructor:



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I read that when overriding OnPaint in a derived class, one must be sure to call the base class's OnPaint method so that registered delegates receive the event...

Thank you, I have followed your advice and have created a new windows form. In the initialization method of the windows form I call up the method to create the graph:


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Is that necessary? I thought it would create a form according to the default value. But shouldnt the graph image come up just by using the following method? I ve seen that on many examples.


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I have created a line graph in C# but it doesnt appear. Ideally I would like it to displayed on a new Windows Form or in IE. This is the code I used to plot it on stage:



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