In addition to the Windows Vista and extended Windows XP styles the following features are unique to the Enterprise Edition of Solutions::Schedule 2.0 for .NET:

  Copy TimeBar, which when invoked provides a keyboard short-cut  with a click and drag action to copy one or more TimeBars simultaneously.

  Fixed User-Drawn Header and Footer Areas are ideal for summarizing the activity of all the schedule items as whole, independent of list item headers, items, and time bar detail.

  Supporting the multi-level Undo and Redo capability there are two History Collections which log actions ( creating, moving, sizing, erasing, linking, unlinking) associated with TimeBars and the Undo/ and Redo events.

  dbiSchedule - Enterprise Edition has built-in support for hosting, presenting and managing Multiple Schedules simultaneously. Each schedule object is defined by its own start date/ time and end date/ time including time scale ruler. (found in the enterprise edition only)

  The Tag Property (Tags are typically of type Object) can be an ideal candidate for persisting relationships between an object and its record.

  The Enterprise edition of dbiSchedule offers a Map area assisting users to navigate large schedules. A map area is a representation of all defined schedules within the control and displayed in a compressed format.

  Scroll to Date Time method is an effective means for programmatically navigating to specific points in time on a schedule.

  Selected  TimeBar Collection - a collection representing the currently selected TimeBars in the dbiSchedule control.

    TimeBar Activity display  - a timebar within a timebar ideally suited for visually presenting  the percentage of completion of an activity. 

  TimeBar Linking styles - One to many linking TimeBars in any combination of: Start to Start, Start to End, End to Start and End to End with Standard, Reciprocal or Direct Links. Link lines can also be given unique colours enhancing visual presentation of TimeBar relationships.

  TimeBar Split Edit - indicated by the scissors mouse cursor, this edit mode effectively splits a TimeBar into two sections at the cursor position.

  User-Drawn TimeBars provide developers an opportunity to take over the painting of any or all time bars in the dbiSchedule control.  User Drawn Time Bars behave the same as standard time bars and scroll with the movement of the vertical and horizontal scroll bars.