Hi Ryan,

Can you send us the project for review at support@nevron.com.

Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team

I have a trial edition, and I run into the same error (The type name 'Nov' does not exist). I switched my project framework, as suggested, but the error persists. 

Hi Barqitta,

Most likely the target framework is not 4.0 - check out the following page:

http://helpdotnetvision.nevron.com/GettingStarted_IntegratingInWindowsForms_Integrating_In_Windows_Forms.html

Shortly the docs say:

VS 2010 users must switch the target framework to ".NET Framework 4" as by default Windows Forms applications target ".NET Framework 4 Client Profile". This is required, because Nevron Chart for WinForms uses design time support features that are not present in ".NET Framework 4 Client Profile". To do this right click on the project in Solution Explorer and select properties. On the Application tab go to "Target Framework" and select ".NET Framework 4".

Hope this helps - let us know if you meet any problems.

Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team

I have used charts in VS2008 and the corresponding version of nevron, they work very well, the references are added automatically.

However, when i tried in VS2010 and the nevron for VS2010, it has this error"The type or name space name"Nevron"couldn't be found". I've already added the references of the controls to my c# solution and explicitly copy the dlls of nevron to my bin, but still does not work. Can anyone help solve this problem? Thanks in advance!