Day view allows you to view work items scheduled for chosen day along with start time, end time and planned duration. If you are in tracking mode, you are allowed to view actual work done.

You should use month view to view work items for selected projects in the way that allows you wide picture of, for example, “where we are”, “when will it be finished” and “when can we start new project”.

This view allows you to see tasks grouped by date.

This view allows you to see tasks grouped by resource.

All the changes that you made to work items in TeamDef will not be saved to the database until you explicitly choose to save them. This feature enables you to do all the things that you want to do, eventually review pending changes list, and then save all data to the database.

Just as all changes are not saved to the database, in the same way all work item changes that should be published to Team Foundation Server are not published until you decide to publish them. This gives you more flexibility because you are allowed to choose which items should be published and when they should be published back to Team Foundation Server.

If you would like to synchronize tasks stored in TeamDef database with tasks stored in Team Foundation Server repository, you can use Refresh in order to overwrite certain fields for synchronized tasks in TeamDef database.

This list allows you to see all tasks that are currently loaded into application calendar in one place.

Entire content currently displayed on the screen can be print previewed before you actually print it.

TeamDef allows you to customize its look & feel in order to customize appearance in the way that is most suitable for you.

TeamDef offers you plenty of reports and charts that you can use to analyze work item data.

Team Foundation Server project browser is part of the application that allows you to view chosen projects available on the server. Here you can find desired query to display work items stored on the server.

You can directly edit all work items (or add new one) that are stored in the application. All changes are not directly written to the database (“pending changes” feature) and, also, changes are not published to the Team Foundation Server until you choose to do so (“publish” feature).

TeamDef offers you advanced filtering feature that can be used to display only work items suitable for you in that moment.