Dialup	(56k)	-	11 m 38 s
ISDN	(128k)	-	05 m 06 s
DSL	(512k)	-	01 m 17 s
Cable	(1024k)	-	39 s
T1	(1484k)	-	27 s

Gantt Chart Library 2.0 contains Gantt Chart related previous version Windows client components, such as the GanttChartView, and ResourceLoadChartView controls.

The list of the most important features of the control is presented below:
* Very similar in appearance, behavior, and development related features with the standard DataGridView control;
* Permits defining custom columns to be displayed in the grid view user interface;
* Permits indicating the column to be displayed as a tree in the grid view user interface;
* Permits using customized Gantt Chart scale headers, such as one or more of the predefined time scales (days and hours, weeks and days, months and weeks, quarters and months, or years and quarters);
*Permits using a customized Gantt Chart update scale (for drag and drop update operations), such as one of the predefined update scales (free, the same as the visible scale, hour, or day);
*Permits showing or hiding nonworking days and nonworking hours in the Gantt Chart;
*Allows the developer to data bind or disable data binding of task indentation, start date and time, effort, completed effort, assignments, predecessors, cost, and expansion values to custom data item members by setting or clearing the appropriate Member properties;
*Data hierarchy is based on the task collection index and indentation value;
*Allows the developer to manage task indentation, start date and time, effort, completed effort, assignments, predecessors, cost, and expansion values programatically;
*Allows the developer to set up a custom schedule defining the working time to be used for determining and updating task date and times and time spans;
*Permits showing customized tool tips when the user hovers Gantt Chart task bars;
*Permits Gantt Chart task bar and dependency line customizations, such as custom brushes and templates, either generally or for specific tasks only;
*Allows the end users to expand and close nodes, and to increment or decrement node indentation, excepting the case that these features are disabled by the developer, by setting the appropriate ReadOnly properties to true manually;
*Uses the current culture (language and region) set by the end user (using the Regional and Language Options) for displaying and retrieving values such as numbers or dates and times, excepting the case that the running thread culture was set by the developer to a specific culture information object manually;
*Uses the current theme provided by the operating system (Aero, Luna, etc.) or configured by the end user (when such option is available), excepting the case that the developer has customized the user interface properties values manually.