how to create Line chart using chart control in visual studio 2008 - charts

I downloaded the MSchart.exe for visual studio 2008 version..
when ever i choose the chart control it shows the bar chart only but i want to implement in line chart with X and Y-axises.
consider On y-axis the values are in mm from 1 to 1400 value range.On x-axis date/time.
I am novice in this chart control how can i create line graph using chart control in webforms?
any suggestion to do it!?

After you have added the series,
series.ChartType = SeriesChartType.Line;

properties --- series --- chart type --- good luck :)

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