Mastering Microsoft Project 2002
Chapter 1: Project 2002 Basics
- Death Marches
Chapter 2: Understanding Project Management
- Scenario
Chapter 6: Building a New Project
- Mastering Time Formats
Chapter 7: Entering Project Tasks
- Attaching a Document to a Task
- Editing the User Dictionary
- Using AutoCorrect to Shortcut Data Entry
Chapter 8: Scheduling and Linking Project Tasks
- Locating a Taskbar on the Gantt Chart
- Editing in the Entry Bar
Chapter 9: Defining Project Resources and Costs
- Mastering Max Units and Resource Calendars
- Displaying or Hiding Columns
- About E-mail Addresses in Project
- Project’s Built-In Base Calendars
Chapter 10: Assigning and Scheduling Resources and Costs
- Assigning a Person from an Address Book
- Assigning Resources to Summary Tasks
- The Mathematics of Predefined Contours
Chapter 11: Preparing Your Project for Publication
- Mastering the Opportunities: Assignment Leveling and Task Splitting
- Managing Expectations
Chapter 12: Tracking Project Progress
- Mastering the Opportunities: Adding Progress Lines to the Gantt Chart
Chapter 13: Assessing and Managing Risks
- Mastering the Opportunities: Flagging Tasks with External Dependencies
- Mastering Troubleshooting: The PERT Analysis Toolbar
- The Mathematics of PERT
Chapter 14: Sharing Resources and Tasks among Multiple Projects
- Mastering the Opportunities: Department-wide or Organization-wide Project Management
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Why Does the Inserted Project Appear as a Subtask in the Task List?
- Mastering Troubleshooting: How Large Can a Project File Be?
- Viewing Resource Assignments
Chapter 15: Communicating Project Information
- Mastering the Opportunities: Making Your Outlook Contacts Folders Look Like Address Books
- How Name Order Affects Recognition
- Mastering the Opportunities: Tracking Team Member Responses
- Tracking Project Tasks in Outlook
- Using the Collaborate Toolbar
Chapter 16: Using Views to Evaluate Data
- Displaying the View Bar
- Mastering Filter Tests
Chapter 17: Using Reports to Analyze Data
- Managing Custom Reports with the Organizer
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Working with Objects
Chapter 18: Importing and Exporting Project Data
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Mastering Import Errors
- Why Might You Import Data from an Earlier Version of Microsoft Project?
- Mastering Forward Compatibility
- Why Might You Import Data from a Microsoft Excel Workbook?
- Why Might You Import Data from a Text File?
- Why Might You Import Data from a Database?
- Installing ODBC Drivers
- Why Might You Import Data from an XML Document?
- Why Might You Import Data from an Outlook Task List?
- Why Might You Export Data to a Project 98 File?
- Why Might You Export Data to an Excel Workbook?
- Why Might You Export Data to a Text File?
- Why Might You Export Data to a Database?
- Appending to an Existing Database
- Why Might You Export Data to an HTML File?
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Why Isn’t My Image File In the Project Data I Exported to HTML Format?
- Why Might You Export Data to an XML File?
- Mastering the Opportunities: Attaching Information to a Project File
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Displaying Link Information for a Linked Object in a Note
- Mastering the Opportunities: Creating a New View for Pasted Data
- Mastering the Opportunities: Setting Up Hyperlinks
Chapter 19: Closing a Project
- What Is Success?
- It’s All a Matter of Perspective
Chapter 20: Installing and Administering Microsoft Project Server
- Upgrading from Project Central to Project Server
- Mastering the Opportunities: Account ID Methods
Chapter 21: Using Project Server 2002 for Enterprise-Wide Projects
- Mastering the Opportunities: Filtering Enterprise Resources
Chapter 24: Creating Project 2002 Macros
- Mastering the Opportunities: Macro Storage and the User Interface
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Pulling the Plug: Terminating a Macro During Execution
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Print and Display Issues in Macros
- Mastering the Opportunities: Managing Risk
Chapter 25: Customizing Fields and Forms
- Mastering the Opportunities: How Value Lists Behave
- Mastering the Opportunities: Practice with Custom Fields
Chapter 26: Automating Project 2002 with VBA
- VBA and Project Macros
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Getting Help with Objects from the Object Browser
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Troubleshooting Simple Code Problems
- Mastering the Opportunities: Naming Variables
- Mastering the Opportunities: Converting a Variable to a Different Type
- Mastering the Opportunities: Declaring Variables
- Use the Buttons Arguments in Order for Easy Reading
- More About Project Programming: Beyond VBA
Chapter 27: Advanced Programming in Project 2002
- Mastering Troubleshooting: Implementing the Cell Object
- Quick Object Entry
- Handling Runtime Errors
- Further Suggestions for the Charged Cost Budget Application
- Mastering the Opportunities: Using the TimeScaledValues Collection