Is there any Project Management App

I would like to know whether there is any project management app for Mac, which has Gantt charts, critical path method and other project management tools.

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Is there any project manager available for Mac. Something similar to MS Project

Hi guys
Is there any project manager available for Mac. Something similar to MS Project?
If there was not one "genuine" version, may there be an app or so which enables to visualize a project desgined on MS Project?
Any advice?
Thanks so much for any help oyu may provide me.
Kind Regards

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If you happen to use Microsoft Office 2004, the Project Manager in Entourage is actually quite good. I started using it a few weeks ago.
There are a bunch of open source web based project managers that you could setup pretty easily on your system as well. That with the use of MAMP, you could easily setup something up for free in no time.
I did run across this this which was directed towards writers, when i was looking for some sort of project manager a few weeks ago.
http://www.bartastechnologies.com/products/copywrite/
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hi,
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I been using MS Project so far but thats for windows :S would be nice to start doing that part in linux too.
/Thomas

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