Make sure you've double-checked at all the properties and options on the
viewer before you do this, but if can't find anything, try placing the
viewer in a user control and hide the border and anythign else you want by
cutting it off outside the control area. This can be useful as it also
allows you override the UserControl's OnPaint method to put in your own
buttons, bells, and whistles.

HTH,
Bob

"Benny" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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Have an application where I need to show a chart.

Planning on using Crystal Report for that. And it kind of succeeded...

Problem is that I only want to see the chart - and nothing else. From this
days investigation I've ended up with a chart AND also a border around the
chart (probably from the crReport), a tabpage in the crystal report viewer
and a "task bar" line at the buttom of the crystal report viewer. How can I
make these invisible? Or is there other ways to create charts?

Regards
Benny

[tombstone]

I can't also withdraw the edges that are in the chart. those that are close to the chart. I only wanted the graphic appearing. This border hinders all my planning.