I am working on a project using duration settings in hours.  When you zoom in to show the hours, it starts at 0:00 ... is there a way to change the display to a different start time ... say, 8:00? 

Please refer to screenshot below for further clarification if needed.

Additionally, how do you have the gantt chart start @ project start date.  For some reason, mine is starting on Sunday, March 20.

Hi,

I have created a Gantt chart in ProjectLibre, and I set the current day's date in the "Project Information" window.  On the computer screen, a green line shows today's date.  This is fine.

BUT, when I print the chart, today's date does not show.  My management is asking for this information so we can see progress more clearly as the charts are periodically updated and published.  How can I show today's date on the print out of the chart?

Thanks,

Chris

Hi

Is there a way to create tasks but without time with start and end date ? I mean when finish one task starts the next in the sequence .

Finally starting to feel productive in ProjectLibre but now my Gantt has grown larger than my screen I find that scrolling is really very sluggish. I'm running on OSX with plenty of free memory. Performance in all other apps is perfectly fine. The only other app with very slow scrolling is Aptana which I believe is also Java based? I've tried running ProjectLibre with the command line arguments: "java -Xmx2048m -Dsun.java2d.opengl=true -jar projectlibre.jar" but this has made no difference. The smaller I make the Gantt Chart view port, the faster the list scrolls, to the point that if I hide the Gannt entirely by shrinking the window width, the remaining task lists scrolls up and down almost stutter free. At full screen though I'd say I'm getting may 1-2 fps scrolling, and the Gantt scroll position seems lagged behind the task list probably 2-3 seconds. My java version is:

$ java -version
java version "1.7.0_71"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_71-b14)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 24.71-b01, mixed mode)

Anybody else out there with any tips? Thanks!

I am using MS Word 2007 on 3.2GHz quadcore running on Windows 7 (Home) 64-bit.

I have created a Gantt Chart for a project and would like to insert it into the project documentation.  The only way I have been able to find is to do a screen capture and insert the JPEG. 

Is there a better (more elegant) way?