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Use of Mindgenius with Project

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Reply Mon 17 Aug 2009, 09:41Delegate Anne said...

Anne has attended:
Project Intermediate course

Use of Mindgenius with Project

I develop projects using Mindgenius as a tool and once mapped export into MS Project. If changes are then made in MS Project can these be exported back to Mindgenius?

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Reply Wed 19 Aug 2009, 08:55Trainer Andrew said...

RE: Use of Mindgenius with Project

Hi Anne

Thank you for your question. The ability to import back into Mindgenius would depend on the Mindgenius software. Best thing would be to check with the website of the software manufacturer or the check the help files of the application.

MS Project can export data in many formats, one of these might be accessible by Mindgenus. Just go to File > Save As and click the drop down for Save as type.

Kind regards,
Andrew

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