JIM:
1. Have you tried setting the page dimensions by going to “File” > “Print” and selecting “OmniPlan” from the drop-down menu? You should be able to set the print to 1 page high by 1 page wide.

2. It’s called lead time in OmniPlan. You can find it in the “Task : Dependencies” inspector. Make sure you have the task that you want to add lead time to highlighted and you’ll see a column in the inspector window where you can enter lead time.

3. The date format is pulled from Mac OS X’s System Preferences. To change the format, you can go to “System Preferences” > “International” > “Formats”. Click on the customize button and set the modify the short date format. Once you save your changes, you can quit and relaunch OmniPlan to see the new date format.

Hope this info helps. If you have any questions about this, please email us at omniplan@omnigroup.com.

1. I’m encountering problems scaling the task outline and gantt to fit my selected paper size. Changes to page orientation are being accommodated but not the scale changes.

2. Dependencies work differently than in Project. I can’t figure out how to add lag times. Are lag times, not a supported feature?

3. I like to place start and completion dates at the beginning and end of each task bar in the gantt. I’ve discovered how to do this in Omniplan, but it does not appear that I can modify the presentation of the dates. (All dates appear with the 08 year notation which is visual noise).

These 2 points aside, the main issue is I can not scale to print.

Great software! I cannot wait to see the final release! I’m using it on Leopard and have not found any bug yet.