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replyReply Wed 20 Jun 2007, 17:41Delegate Rob said...

Rob has attended:
Project Intermediate course

Baseline

How do you save a baseline

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replyReply Thu 28 Jun 2007, 17:26Trainer Andrew said...

RE: baseline

Hi Rob

To save your baseline go to to Tools menu, then Tracking then choose Save Baseline.

Click on OK to set the baseline for your project.

Hope this helps,

Do let us know if you have further questions.

Kind regards,

Andrew

 

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