How to Do Everything with Microsoft Office

Project 2007 has been vastly improved with new portfolio management features, server-side capabilities, enterprise readiness, and extensibility

Elaine Marmel has authored or coauthored more than 30 computer books.

Getting Started
The Basics of Project Management
Taking A First Look at Project
Building a Project
Creating Tasks
Working with Constraints and Dependencies
Working with Resources
Estimating Project Costs
Viewing Projects
Working with Views
Working with Tables and Views
Organizing Information in a View
Resolving Resource and Scheduling Conflicts
Resolving Scheduling Problems
Resolving Resource Problems
Tracking
Establishing Baselines
Tracking Schedule Information
Tracking Cost Information
Reporting in Microsoft Project
Analyzing Financial Progress
Managing Multiple Projects
Consolidating Projects
Using Project Server
Working with Codes and Custom Fields
Changing the Project Interface
Speeding Up Work with Macros
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How to Do Everything with Microsoft Office Project 2007

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