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replyReply Thu 3 May 2007, 14:09Delegate helen said...

helen has attended:
Project Introduction course

Using different views

what are the options for looking at different projects at the same time and formatting the page to show to non-project users?

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replyReply Fri 4 May 2007, 10:02Trainer Andrew said...

RE: using different views

Hi Helen

To make switching views easier go the to View menu and choose View Bar to display the list of commonly used views.

The calendar view is great for sharing your project plan with people who may not be familiar with Gantt charts as it's organised like a regular calendar.

To see more than one project at the same time try creating a new blank project then from the insert menu choose Project and selecting a file. You can quickly build a Master project that displays the contents of a number individual projects at the same time. You can also link between the projects if you wish.

Good luck with Project and do let us know if you have any questions following your training.

Kind regards,

Andrew

replyReply Fri 4 May 2007, 10:59Delegate helen said...

RE: using different views

Thanks Andrew!

And thanks for your patience yesterday. The pace and the space for questions meant that the session was much more helpful for me than the previous training I'd had.

Have a good weekend.

Helen

replyReply Fri 4 May 2007, 13:51Trainer Andrew said...

RE: using different views

Hi Helen you are most welcome and thank you for your feedback. Have a great weekend too!

Kind regards,

Andrew

 

Ms project tip:

Gantt Charts

Gantt Charts was first Invented by Henry Gantt (1861-1919) while planning the construction of U.S. Navy ships during WWI.hence the name Gantt Charts

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