Gantt Project is a software that allows users to create Gantt charts and manage projects. The task table displays tasks in a tree structure with supertasks and nested tasks. The Gantt chart shows tasks as bars on a timeline and depicts dependencies between tasks. It indicates the current time and project start and end dates. The resource chart view displays project participants and the tasks assigned to each resource. It can show when resources become overloaded or have vacation time configured.

1. Gantt Project
quick introduction

2. Gantt Chart View
Task table shows all your tasks. It is a tree-like
structure, with supertasks and nested tasks.
Gantt chart shows a
timeline, task bars
and dependencies
between the tasks.
Vertical red line
indicates
the current time,
vertical blue lines
designate project
start and end dates.

3. Tasks on the chart
Regular tasks. You
can create them
using toolbar, main
menu, context menu
or keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl+T or Insert.
Supertasks. Use a small button bar
above the task table or (Shift+)Tab
keys to indent tasks.
Milestones. You can
mark a task as a
milestone in the Task
Properties dialog.
Dependencies. You
can create them in
the Task Properties
dialog or just
dragging a line from a
predecessor to a
successor task. The
dialog lets you
choose dependency
types and lags.
Task properties. You can edit them in the
Task Properties dialog or in the task table.
In the chart options you can define what to
show on the chart.

4. Resource Chart View
Resource chart shows your project
participants and tasks each of them is
working on. You can create a new
resource using Ctrl+H or Insert, or main
menu or toolbar actions.

5. Resource Chart Details
Jack House is not very busy in
the first two weeks.
But he eventually becomes overloaded,
working 100% on Furniture selection and
50% on Equipment planning. Busy time.
Early February he is
having a week off. You
can configure vacation
time in Resource
Properties dialog.