Microsoft Project 2000

Here are my notes on Microsoft's Project 2000 product, organized in a different way than Microsoft's Help files and training documents.

All topics are in this one large file for quick searches through all topics.

Topics this page:
Sources of Info
Product Architecture
Installation
Configuration
Gantt Charts
MSProject Gotchas
Right-Clicking
Toolbar Icons
Views, Tables by Screen
Tasks and Resources
Fields in Tables
Importing/Exporting
Reports
Schedule Fields
Contours
Task Types
Database
Your Comments?

Site Index
About this site
First Topic
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Product Information

The Microsoft's Support Site has a jumplist of downloads, newsgroups, etc.
CNET's Microsoft Project Tips have been included in this website.
Here are my favorites from Microsoft's list of Project 2000 Articles available for download.
The Microsoft Project 98 Online Users Guide updates what came with the product CD.
Guided Tour of Microsoft Project 98
Popular Shortcut Keys for Microsoft Project 98
Article on how to do Project Tracking with Project 98

Product Architecture/Migration

Download/Open the Visio 2000 file of this graphic

Project 2000 .mpp files use the same extension as Project 98 files, but have a different internal format.
Project 98 cannot open Project 2000 .mpp files.
Project 2000 cannot read .mpx files from versions of Project prior to 98.
Project 2000 can open .mpp files in the Project 98 format, but cannot save data in that format.
Baseline data from Project 98 files must be converted before being saved into Project 2000 files.

The Microsoft Office Project Marketing Home Page
Microsoft's OfficeUpdate site has Articles on Project 2000
Migrating from Project 98 (article) describes the implications of new features in Project 2000.

Installation

To avoid annoying defaults, select "Customize" during initial installation or "Add or Remove Features" from Start, Settings, Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs.

Why Start from Scratch?

X:\ENGLISH\PROJECT2000\ PFILES\ MSOFFICE\ TEMPLATE\ 1033

C:\Program Files\ Microsoft Office\ Templates\ 1033

Kill That Annoying Cartoon

After installation, if you encounter the beast, right click on it, select Options, and uncheck "Use the Office Assistant".

VBA

Workgroup Messaging

openmail.exe

Olemenu.dll

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"1033" is the Local ID for the English language.

Configuration

Tools, Options, General tab,
Check "Open last file on startup"
Input 9 in "Recently used file list"

Stop wasting paper
In File, Page Setup, uncheck "Print Blank pages".
Maybe Microsoft people in Redmond, Washington could do with less trees, but not where I'm at in Los Angeles, where there's not much shade under our palm trees.

Switch to a chattier printer icon
Clicking on this default print icon sends one copy of the entire document with all of the default print settings to the default printer immediately after you click it.
If you want to choose the printer, number of copies, etc., from View, Toolbars, select "Customize..." Get rid of the existing Print icon by dragging and dropping it somewhere in the Customize window. In the right pane of the Commands tab, scroll to the Print... button and drag it to where the default print icon was.

Full menus
While you're in the Toolbar "Customize..." pop-up, let me note something that is difficult to find. Click the Options tab and uncheck "Menus show recently used commands first" and check "Show shortcut keys in ScreenTips".

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Gantt Chart

Rather than using the default "Gantt Chart" view, I like defining my own "Edit Gantt" and "Summary Gantt" views. But first, I create custom Table defintions so that I can specify them when I create the views.

Create Custom Table Before Custom Views

Click View, Table, More Tables, Copy, type your new Table name, make changes described below, click OK.

In Project 2000: Create a custom View from an existing view:

Click View, More views, Copy, type your new View name, make changes, click OK.

Microsoft Project "Gotchas"

These are the most common frustrations for new users.

Microsoft Project offers a rich set of features which can save you time. However, automatic features can be frustrating to those who don't know about them. Here are some of the common frustrations:

Constrained by Constraints

Microsoft Project automatically changes the constraint of a task to "Start No Earlier Than" or "Finish No Earlier Than" if you:

Type a start or finish date for a task or
Use your mouse to drag a task around a Gantt Chart or Calendar.

When you do these actions, Microsoft Project assumes that you want fixed start or finish dates instead of allowing the program to calculate the dates for you.

Advice:

Type in changes to duration rather than using your mouse to extend the task bar.
Create several views -- use one view for working with the project and another view for presenting the project.
Add the Constraint Type as a column in your Gantt Chart so that you can quickly review them.
Add a Note or Flag field to remind yourself about the tasks you want with special constraints.
Remember to review the Constraint Type before printing or distributing your project.

Save Yourself

Microsoft Project 95 offers great flexibility for you to customize the style of your task bars. However, it saves style settings in a separate file than your project file -- then only when you exit the program.

Advice:

Occasionally exit the program to make sure that your changes are written from memory to hard disk.
If you copy your project file to another computer, also copy the style preferences file as well.

Accidental Delete by Habit

In almost all other Windows applications, the Delete key erases a single character to the left of the cursor. So, we reach for the Delete key automatically.

However, Microsoft Project gets rid of an entire task when the Delete key is pressed.

Advice:

Rather than pressing Delete, cut using the mouse or menu command. Make a habit of this for all applications you use or you'll forget to do this.
To avoid needing to re-enter all information for a task accidentally deleted, copy your file and paste it to a new name before you start working with a file. This example file name is for version 3.2d of the REXT Proposal:
Update the "d" to "e" every time it is saved.
Update the "2" to "3" every time it is distributed.
Don't configure the software to Auto Save. In Project 2000: Tools, Options, Save tab.
Slow down! Be mindful of this habit which may hurt.
Keep printed copies of your project

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Right-Click Instead of ToolBar Icons

Toolbar buttons also available from a mouse right-click

You can also get rid of the Outdent, Indent, Show Subtasks, and Hide Subtasks toolbar icons if you right-click on the task after you select the entire row (by clicking on the grey area at the very left edge of the screen).

This action makes room for the View and Report drop-down menus. These show 12 items at a time, but they can't be selectively included and excluded by you like menu items.

Instead of Big View bar icons

Instead of exposing the "Management" toolbar buttons, select More Views, "Task Entry" View, Edit..., check "Show in menu", then OK. Do this again for the "Resource Allocation" view.

Expose Hidden PERT Views

PA_Optimistic Gantt
PA_Expected Gantt
PA_PERT Entry Sheet
PA_Pessimistic Gantt

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ToolBar Icons That ARE Useful

Custom Forms

Custom Forms

Add Other Forms Icons

Comparison of Toolbars and Keyboard Shortcuts asssigned by Microsoft

Views & Tables by Screen

Screen View Name Table Filter Note

Combination
Resource Usage
Leveling Gantt Resource Allocation

Combination
Gantt Chart
Task Form Task Entry

Calendar Calendar --

Gantt Chart Bar Rollup Rollup Table Rollup Table

Gantt Chart Detail Gantt Delay

Gantt Chart Gantt Chart Entry Task Entry

Gantt Chart Leveling Gantt Entry

Gantt Chart Milestone Date Rollup Entry

Gantt Chart Milestone Rollup Rollup Table

Gantt Chart PA_Optimistic Gantt PA_Optimistic_Case

Gantt Chart PA_Expected Gantt PA_Expected_Case

Gantt Chart PA_Pessimistic Gantt PA_Pessimistic_Case

Gantt Chart Tracking Gantt Entry

Network Diagram Descriptive Network Diagram --

Network Diagram Network Diagram --

Relationship Diagram Relationship Diagram --

Resource Form Resource Form --

Resource Graph Resource Graph --

Resource Name Form Resource Name Form --

Resource Sheet Resource Sheet Entry Same as Custom Resource report

Resource Usage Resource Usage Usage Resource Allocation

Task Details Form Task Details Form --

Task Form Task Form --

Task Name Form Task Name Form --

Task Sheet Task Sheet Entry

Task Sheet PA_PERT Entry Sheet PA_PERT Entry

Task Usage Task Usage Usage

by Table

Screen View Name Table Filter Note

-- Task ... Baseline

-- Task ... Constraint Dates

-- -- Cost

-- -- Earned Value

-- Task ... Export

-- Resource ... Export

-- Task/Resc Hyperlink

-- Task ... Schedule

-- Task ... Summary

-- Resource ... Summary

-- Task ... Tracking

-- Task ... Variance

-- Resource ... Variance

-- -- Work

-- Resources... Entry - Material Resources

-- Resources... Entry - Work Resources

Resources

There are two types of resources: Work resouces and (new to Project 2000) Material resources.
Material types are consumables like fuel and cement. Material labels cannot exceed 32 characters in length.
Units of measure
Consumption Rate (such as gallons per hour or gallons/hr) consists of a material over a time element. A Variable consumption rate changes when the duration changes.
Material resources do not have a resource calendar.

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Fields in Tables

Tip: Add the report category (e.g., Assignments, Custom, etc.) to the report title so that you can quickly determine where to go for a reprint of that report.

(Task) Baseline Table

Task Name	Baseline Duration	Baseline Start	Baseline Finish	Baseline Work	Baseline Cost

(Task) Constraint Dates Table

Task Name Duration Constraint Type Constraint Type

(Task) Cost Table (used by Views and Reports)

ID	Task Name	Fixed Cost	Fixed Cost Accural	Total Cost	Baseline Cost	Cost Variance	Actual Cost	Remaining Cost

This is exported using the "Cost data by task" data map (internally titled the "Task Cost Table")

Note: Resource tables exclude fields "Fixed Cost", Cost ("Total Cost"), and "Fixed Cost Accural" (e.g., "Prorated" method, etc.).

(Resource) Cost Table

ID	Resource Name	Total Cost	Baseline Cost	Cost Variance	Actual Cost	Remaining Cost

(Task) Delay Table

Task Name	Leveling Delay	Duration	Start	Finish	Successors	Predecessors	Resource Names

(Task/Resource) Earned Value Table

Task/ Resource Name	BCWS	BCWP	ACWP	SV	CV	EAC	BAC	VAC

Introductory Article on Earned Value
DoD's Earned Value Management website.

BCWS (Budgeted Cost of Work Scheduled) is also known as "Planned Value Baseline" It is how much of the budget should have been spent up to the status date using baseline rates.
BCWP (Budgeted Cost of Work Performed) is also known as "Earned Value". Calculated by applying baseline rates to percentage of actual work completed (earned) up to the status date.
ACWP (Actual Cost of Work Performed) -- just add up them receipts -- the accumulated cost
SV (Schedule Variance) = (BCWP - BCWS) measures the cost of unexpected differences in elasped time. This is a negative (undersirable) value if BCWS is higher than BCWP, such as when resources use more time than budgeted.
CV (Cost Variance) = (BCWP - ACWP) measures the difference between the budgeted vs. actual cost of the same project items performed (completed). This is a negative (undersirable) value if ACWP is higher than BCWP, such as when resources are charged at a higher rate of money than budgeted.
BAC (Budget At Completion) on the report is called "Baseline Cost" in the database. This what the total job is supposed to cost.
EAC (Estimate At Completion) is the Cost already incurred plus projected costs for all remaining work. This field is called "Cost" in the database. Some also call this datum the Latest Revised Estimate (LRE). This amount is what the total job is now expected to cost.
VAC (Variance At Completion) = (BAC - EAC) It answers "how bad can it get?"
Thes fields are exported to Excel spreadsheet which holds data over several periods to create a graph such as this to illustrates the relationship between these currency values:

This sample cumulative graph describes a project in trouble - starting slower than planned initially, getting efficient in the middle, but end up overspending during the mad dash for completion.
Download the powerpoint file used to create this graphic.

(Resource) Entry Table

Resource Name	Type	Material Label	Initials	Group	Max Units	Standard Rate	Overtime Rate	Cost Per Use	Accrue At	Base Calendar	Code

(Resource) "Entry - Work Resources" Table
does not include "Material Label".

(Task) Entry Table used by Views

Task Name	Duration	Start	Finish	Predecessors	Resource Names

(Task) Entry Table used by Reports contain two more fields

Task ID	Task Name	Duration	Actual Finish	Constraint Type	Start	Finish	Predecessors	Resource Names

(Resource) "Entry - Material Resources" Table

Resource Name	Type	Material Label	Initials	Group	Standard Rate	Cost Per Use	Accrue At	Code

(Task) Export Table
(Resource) Export Table
(Task/Resource) Hyperlink Table

Task/ Resource Name Hyperlink Hyperlink
Address Hyperlink
SubAddress

(Task) Rollup Table

Task Name	Duration	Text Above	Start	Predecessors	Resource Names

(Task) Schedule Table

Task Name	Finish	Late Start	Late Finish	Free Slack	Total Slack

(Task) Summary Table used by Views

Task Name Start Finish % Complete Cost Work

(Task) Summary Table used by Crosstab Reports Cash Flow (by Task across time periods) and Task Usage(hours) also contains the Duration field

Task ID	Task Name	Duration	Start	Finish	% Comp.	Cost	Work

(Resource) Summary Table

Resource Name	Group	Max Units	Peak	Standard Rate	Overtime Rate	Cost	Work

Tracking Table

Task Name	Actual Finish	% Complete	Actual Duration	Remaining Duration	Actual Cost	Actual Work

(Task) Usage Table

Task Name Work Duration Start Finish
(Resource) Usage Table

Resource Name WorkDuration Work

(Task) Variance Table used by Views and
(Task) Variance Table used by Slipping Tasks Report

Task ID	Task Name	Start	Finish	Baseline Start	Baseline Finish	Start Var.	Finish Var.

(Task) Work Table

Task Name	Work	Baseline Work	Work Variance	Actual Work	Remaining Work	% Work Complete

Notice that the "% Work Complete" column on the Resource Table is in a different position than the Task Table.

(Resource) Work Table

Resource Name	% Work Complete	Work	Overtime	Baseline Work	Work Variance	Actual Work	Remaining Work

Importing/Exporting with Data Maps

There is no menu item/function for "Import", just Open the file and the software figures out the format.
There is no menu item/function for "Export", select "Save As" and the file type.
Tip: When you export a file, make sure you include in the file name the data map associated with that file. When you import that file, you will need to provide that information. These are the 11 default maps:

This Add-in for Microsoft Project 2000 lists differences between two versions of the same file, such as two possible projections.
The Project 2000 Database

Default Selective Data Map

"Who Does What" Assignments report

Resources and Assignments	Start	Finish	Work
Unassigned	Jan 10	Feb 16	0 hrs

Compare to Baseline (Baseline Comparison Report)

Cost data by task ("Task Costs Report")

ID	Task Name	Fixed Cost	Fixed Cost Accural	Total Cost	Baseline Cost	Cost Variance	Actual Cost	Remaining Cost

Default task information (Task Data report)

ID	Task Name	Duration	Start Date	Finish Date	Predecessors	Resource Names
1	Project Kick-Off	6 days	Jan 3	Jan 10		Product Management

Earned value information (Earned Value report)

ID	Name	BCWS	BCWP	ACWP	SV	CV	EAC	BAC	VAC

Export to HTML using standard template (Tasks report)

ID	Task Name	Duration	Start	Finish	Resource Names	% Complete
1	Project Kick-Off	6 days	Jan 3	Jan 10	Product Management	0%

Resource "Export Table" map (Resource Export Table report)

Note: The "Scheduled Work" field on the report is named "Work" in the database.
Task "Export Table" map (Task Export Table report)

Why does this, unlike the Task Export Table, not contain (at the end) fields Contact, Start1-5, Finish1-5?

Task and resource Pivot Table (Tasks report)

Resource Group	Resource Name	Task Name	Duration	Start	Finish	Cost
	Product Management	Project Kick-Off	6 days	Jan 3	Jan 10	$0.00

Task list with embedded assignment rows (Tasks with Assignments report)

ID	Task Name	Work	Duration	Start	Finish	% Work Complete
1	Project Kick-Off	368 hrs	6 days	Jan 3	Jan 10	0%

Top Level Task list ( Top Level Task report)

ID	Task Name	Duration	Start	Finish	% Complete	Cost	Work
1	Project Kick-Off	6 days	Jan 3	Jan 10	0%	$0.00	368 hrs

Customized Field Names

To rename fields, Doing so would make default field names disappear, which could be frustrating for those accustomed to them. In Tools, Customize, Fields
If you are a Project Central user, you have to define them in SQL database.

If you export files, you must use the Project Organizer to use the Global.mpt list (converted from Global80.mpt in Project 98).

Schedule Fields

Start Dates	Finish Dates	Usage
Start	Finish
Actual Start	Actual Finish
Baseline Start	Baseline Finish
Early Start	Early Finish
Late Start	Late Finish
Start Variance	Finish Variance
Date 1...10	...
...	Deadline	Appears as diamond indicator if Finish date is beyond this date.

Duration = Work x Units

Duration	Work	Units
Duration1...10	Work1...10
Actual Duration	Actual Work
Baseline Duration	Baseline Work
--	Overtime Work
--	Regular Work
--	Actual Overtime Work
Remaining Duration	Remaining Work
--	Remaining Overtime Work
Duration Variance	Work Variance

Free Slack
Total Slack
Assignment Delay
Leveling Delay
Assignment Delay
Start Variance
Finish Variance

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Contours

The ... field identifies the assignment timephased level contour used.
The 8 predefined contours (installed by default) divide time into 10 segments of equal duration. The graphic below illustrates percentage values in the contour definition table.

Predefined Contour	Units Scaled Average (Usa)
Flat	100%
Front Loaded	60%
Early Peak	50%
Back Loaded	60%
Late Peak	50%
Double Peak	50%
Bell	50%
Turtle	70%

Edited contours can have a user-defined number of segments each with a different duration. Segment durations are automatically changed when the duration is changed.

Task Types

Here is an initial stab at a mental picture to remember what is automatically changed when the system holds a field as "fixed".

The "X" notes the field changed by the user.

The circle denote the field which has been designated as "fixed".

If one field is fixed and another field is changed, the third field is updated.

So the only trick to remember is the situation when the same field is marked as "fixed" and also changed by the user.

The thick arrows point to the field the application automatically changes.

Database Schema

Document the use of each field in your project

Field Usage

Indicators New to Project 2000.

Task Name [+] and [-] expands and contracts summary tasks.

ResourceInitials To hold user text on miscellanous topics. Good to have just in case it's needed.

Duration1, Duration2, Duration3 Opt ... in PA_PERT Entry Table
Duration1, Start1, Finish1 Opt ... in PA_Optimistic_Case Table
Duration2, Start2, Finish2 Exp ... in PA_Expected_Case Table
Duration3, Start3, Finish3 Pes ... in PA_Pessimistic_Case Table
Flag1 "Yes" if the task should appear on Summary Gantt chart.
Flag10 "Text Above" in Rollup Table

Text1 Comment

Start1 and Finish1 A date which external organization, but not relevant
for scheduling. Note that both start and finish dates are
needed for a milestone to appear.

Notes To hold user text on miscellanous topics. Good to have just in case it's needed.

Constraint Type To easily detect when Project software automatically, as described earlier.

Standardize Field Usage

reuse

The Project 2000 CD contains T-SQL statements to load a project into MS-SQL database.

Put TBD items at the end of the project.

Basic Features of MSProject 2000

Create a Project Plan

Import a task list from Microsoft Excel to Microsoft Project
Set default folder options and AutoSave
Create recurring tasks
Split a task
Modify task duration
Modify calendar working time options
Apply a calendar to a task
Add material resources to a project
Enter costs on resources
Assign an additional resource to a task without increasing work on the task
Assign an additional resource to a task to increase work on the task
Create base calendars
Set task types (fixed work, fixed units, fixed duration)
Create a summary task
Use deadlines and constraints
Create a milestone task
Create a new project
Assign initial resources to tasks
Enter task relationships
Enter task information

Track a Project

Assign tasks using Project Central
Add a progress line to a Gantt chart for a given date
Set reminders and send schedule note messages
Record task status in Microsoft Project and Project Central
Display resource allocations
Reschedule uncompleted work
Modify project duration
Compare actuals with the project baseline
Record actual work on a task
Save a baseline for the entire project or selected tasks
Edit task relationship types and lag

Communicating Project Information

Use the drawing tools
Add a hyperlink to a task
Identify lost elements when saving a project to Project 98
Copy a picture of a view and save it as a web page
Use Organizer to share custom views
Modify a standard report
Copy and paste a Gantt chart into a Microsoft Word document
Copy and paste sheet information into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet
Update server-based project information using Project Central
Set page setup options
Create a new custom report

General Project Management Concepts

Display the critical path using filtering and formatting techniques
Differentiate work from duration
Apply WBS codes

Customizing a Project

Reset table defaults
Create custom filters
Define WBS codes
Create and apply custom groupings
Format individual bars and bar styles
Sort a view
Apply custom filters
Create a custom table
Create and apply a custom view
Format a time scale
Use outlining features
Apply a filter using AutoFilter
Insert a column in a table

Multi-project Management

Set baselines for a master project
Add a task to a master project
Create relationships between tasks in a master project and subproject files
Insert a subproject into a master project

Expert Features of MSProject 2000

Resource Management

Set an accrual option for a resource cost
Create and apply rate tables to resource assignments
Modify task priority values
Set precedence when linking to the resource pool
Use leveling options
Apply resource contours
Modify resource availability over time
Update/refresh the resource pool
Modify resource usage view
Share resources using a resource pool

Track a Project

Disable Split-in project tasks
Enter overtime work
Enable resources to delegate tasks using Project Central
Enter actual costs
Create interim plans
Set project information dates
Set options governing how tasks will honor constraint dates
Compress the overall duration of a project schedule
Enter remaining work or remaining duration values

Create a Project Plan

Enter fixed costs
Enter various costs for resources
Create and use templates
Modify task calendar options
Assign resources with different units or hours of work to the same task
Apply views which analyze slack and slip

Communicating Project Information

Create and use a custom data map
Use flag and text fields
Use Organizer to customize a project file
Create a new custom report incorporating custom tables and filters
Display current, interim, and baseline plans in a Gantt chart

General Project Management Concepts

Set options to calculate multiple critical paths
Calculate cost of work performed (earned value analysis)
Create activity reports to manage slack

Customizing Microsoft Project

Set AutoAccept rules for resources in Project Central
Create and use custom forms
Set accessibility and user options
Set Security options in Project Central
Create users and permissions in Project Central
Create and manage views and categories in Project Central
Format Gantt charts in Project Central
Set various Microsoft Project options in the Options dialog box
Customize the global template file

Customizing a Project

Create a custom box style in the network diagram
Modify code mask
Record, assign, and play a macro
Set calculation options

Multi-project Management

View multiple critical paths in a consolidated project
Modify inserted project information

Installing Project 2000

Sample project files flag and text fields and typical recurring tasks
with pre-defined views, reports, filters, all containing standard formatting
Use flag and text fields
Custom calendars populated with company holidays and events.
Resource lists with and rate tables for automatica cost calculations
Macros

Add a New Project

Get a list of projects
Select a project from the list of projects

Add a New Project

Get a list of projects
Select a project from the list of projects
Set project information dates
Set options governing how tasks will honor constraint dates
Compress the overall duration of a project schedule
Enable resources to delegate tasks using Project Central
Enter fixed costs
Enter various costs for resources
Create and use templates
Modify task calendar options
Assign resources with different units or hours of work to the same task
Apply views which analyze slack and slip
Create and use a custom data map
Use Organizer to customize a project file
Create a new custom report incorporating custom tables and filters
Display current, interim, and baseline plans in a Gantt chart

Add a New Task

Assign tasks using Project Central
Set precedence when linking to the resource pool

Review Existing Projects

Set options to calculate multiple critical paths
Calculate cost of work performed (earned value analysis)
Create activity reports to manage slack

Review Existing Tasks for a Resource

Enter remaining work or remaining duration values
Enter overtime work
Enter actual costs
Modify task priority values
Use leveling options
Apply resource contours
Modify resource availability over time
Update/refresh the resource pool
Modify resource usage view
Share resources using a resource pool
Disable Split-in project tasks
Create interim plans

Product Information

Product Architecture/Migration

Installation

Why Start from Scratch?

Kill That Annoying Cartoon

VBA

Workgroup Messaging

Configuration

Stop wasting paper

Switch to a chattier printer icon

Full menus

Gantt Chart

Create Custom Table Before Custom Views

Microsoft Project "Gotchas"

Constrained by Constraints

Save Yourself

Accidental Delete by Habit

Right-Click Instead of ToolBar Icons

Toolbar buttons also available from a mouse right-click

Instead of Big View bar icons

Expose Hidden PERT Views

ToolBar Icons That ARE Useful

Custom Forms

Add Other Forms Icons

Views & Tables by Screen

by Table

Resources

Fields in Tables

Importing/Exporting with Data Maps

Default Selective Data Map

Customized Field Names

Schedule Fields

Duration = Work x Units

Contours

Task Types

Database Schema

Document the use of each field in your project

Standardize Field Usage

Basic Features of MSProject 2000

Expert Features of MSProject 2000

Installing Project 2000

Add a New Project

Add a New Project

Add a New Task

Review Existing Projects

Review Existing Tasks for a Resource