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replyReply Wed 21 Nov 2007, 17:26Delegate Lydia said...

Lydia has attended:
Project Intro Intermediate course

MS Project Reference Manual

Hello,

I've realised that the Reference Manual included on the CD is for the Project 2003 version. However, I took the 2007 course. Do I have the right CD? Is there a 2007 Manual?

Many thanks

Lydia

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replyReply Thu 22 Nov 2007, 16:47Trainer Stephen said...

RE: MS Project Reference Manual

Hi Lydia,

I have arranged for a colleague to email you the link which will allow you to download the correct version.

Regards

Stephen

 

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