The ExpressScheduler supports multiple look and feel styles which affect how headers, separators, scrollbars and the date navigator's elements are painted. Additionally, the specified look and feel settings are in effect for all the dialogs your end-users can invoke in the scheduler control. If required, you can set different look and feel preferences for the scheduler and for its dialogs.

Building scheduling capabilities into your application requires that you deliver features end-users have come to expect from today’s leading PIMs. An advanced scheduling system is not just about appearances but how information can be presented and processed by end-users in an efficient manner. Building upon the interface options introduced in Microsoft Outlook, ExpressScheduler gives you the ability to create a superior UI with unrivaled flexibility and design options. Once you start using ExpressScheduler, you will find it the most capable product of its kind in the market and loaded with dozens and dozens of features that are a simple property setting away from implementation.

This view type allows you to specify complex tasks sequences - a task or multiple tasks can be required to be completed before other tasks can be started. Once you've specified a required sequence, it is automatically visualized across a horizontal timeline. Task dependency is shown via connector lines. This view type can display completion percentage for each individual task. An overall progress indication option is also available.

Notifies end-users of upcoming and overdue events. The ExpressScheduler's reminder sub-system has all the major features found in MS Outlook.