Shows users how to use Microsoft Project 2000 to begin a project, set up calendars, include tasks, and add work breakdown structure codes.

  TOPICS COVERED

Creating a Project
Setting Options and Saving Projects
Modifying Calendars
Building a Work Breakdown Structure
Importing Tasks and Adding a Hyperlink
Adding Work Breakdown Structure Codes

Shows users how to use Microsoft Project 2000 to apply a calendar to a task; set task durations, deadlines, and constraints; and add and assign resources to tasks.

  TOPICS COVERED

Using Calendars and Applying Constraints
Adding Resources
Assigning Resources to Tasks
Working with Task Types
Modifying Durations

Shows users how to use Microsoft Project 2000 to identify the project's critical path, manage resource workloads, create a master project, and track work progress.

  TOPICS COVERED

Identifying the Critical Path
Rescheduling Work and Setting Baselines
Creating Mulitple Projects
Recording Work
Tracking Progress

Shows users how to use Microsoft Project 2000 to communicate with the project workgroup and use Project Central to communicate with your project workgroup via the Web.

  TOPICS COVERED

Communicating and setting up the project
Assigning tasks
Tracking work with Project Central

Shows users how to use Microsoft Project 2000 to create a custom table, apply filters, create and apply a custom view, and sort and group project data.

  TOPICS COVERED

Creating Custom Tables and AutoFilters
Creating and Applying Custom Filters
Creating and Sharing a Custom View
Sorting and Grouping Data

Shows users how to use Microsoft Project 2000 to modify a standard report, create a custom report, export data into Microsoft Word and Excel documents, and save a view as a Web page.

  TOPICS COVERED

Creating Reports
Enhancing Information
Exporting Data

only £50.00
(approx $88 USD)