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How do link multiple projects

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by - delegate Simon [2 posts] (2007 Aug 17 Fri, 14:01) Reply

How do link multiple projects

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RE: How do link multiple projects

by - trainer Tracy platinum contributer [586 posts] (2007 Aug 17 Fri, 15:32) Edited on 2007 Aug 17 Fri, 15:32 Reply

Hi Simon,

You can link tasks to tasks, within the same project or subprojects. You can also assign more than one person as a resource to a task.

You may want to create a custom field called "Assigned to" which will enable you to assign a task to a specific person on which you can filter for.

Hope this helps.

Rgds

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Email a Task

When you need to communicate important information to your project staff use Microsoft Project 2003 to send them a note using outlook or an e-mail system.

1.In a task sheet, select the task or tasks which you want to send a project note.

2.On the File menu, point to Send To, and then select Mail Recipient (as Schedule Note).

3.Under Address message to, select the recipients of your note.

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