15. A computer-implemented method, comprising acts of: receiving a freeform stroke into a stroke input interface; recognizing the stroke as related to a graph or chart, wherein recognizing the stroke comprises processing the stroke through multiple recognizers and resolving any conflicting stroke interpretations of the recognizers; managing annotations associated with the graph or chart; applying the graph or chart to user data to create a graphical view of the user data; presenting the graphical view and interactive menus as part of the graphical view; processing a new user interaction with the graphical view that changes a style of the graph or chart; automatically recalculating and transforming the user data to transform the graph or chart to the changed style according to the new user interaction to fit the graphical view; and utilizing a processor that executes instructions stored in memory to perform at least one of the acts of receiving, recognizing, managing, applying, presenting, processing, or transforming.
15. A computer-implemented method, comprising acts of: receiving a freeform stroke into a stroke input interface; recognizing the stroke as related to a graph or chart, wherein recognizing the stroke comprises processing the stroke through multiple recognizers and resolving any conflicting stroke interpretations of the recognizers; managing annotations associated with the graph or chart; applying the graph or chart to user data to create a graphical view of the user data; presenting the graphical view and interactive menus as part of the graphical view; processing a new user interaction with the graphical view that changes a style of the graph or chart; automatically recalculating and transforming the user data to transform the graph or chart to the changed style according to the new user interaction to fit the graphical view; and utilizing a processor that executes instructions stored in memory to perform at least one of the acts of receiving, recognizing, managing, applying, presenting, processing, or transforming. 18. The method of claim 15 , wherein automatically recalculating and transforming the user data to transform the graph or chart to the changed style comprises automatically recalculating and transforming the user data to transform a bar chart to a pie chart.