The best tool that suited my needs to being able to work in Microsoft Project 2007 turned out to be valleyspeak project server at www.valleyspeak.com. I did not have to buy any the expensive Microsoft Project Server and got similar functionality with valleyspeak to manage my geographically dispersed teams.

The best tool that suited my needs to being able to work in Microsoft Project 2007 turned out to be valleyspeak project server at www.valleyspeak.com. I did not have to buy any the expensive Microsoft Project Server and got similar functionality with valleyspeak to manage my geographically dispersed teams.

My openproj version 1.4 do not have menu (Insert=>Insert project)
So I can not insert a subproject in my master project.

Does anybody know the same?

My openproj version 1.4 do not have menu (Insert=>Insert project)
So I can not insert a subproject in my master project.

Does anybody know the same?

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Enterprise Content Management (ECM) is no longer just about technology, or just about content. It is about content, community, and context. The deluge of data and information, coupled with the ever-increasing need for compliance is forcing enterprises to take a strategic look at ECM and its associated disciplines. To stack up to competition, enterprises are looking up to faster, flexible, and efficient business processes that can channelise copious, unstructured information into meaningfully optimised, governed, and digitally delivered data that is available to the right stakeholders at the right time.

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How to Setup a Drawing Scale that also PRINTS to scale.

Y like tis de? any1 can tel me hw to fix it??

In UML static structure i am not able to find any symbol which will explain unary association(uni directional).Please provide any solution.

I found that the timelines had completed got shifted, when an .mpp was imported into OpenProj. Since OpenProj doesn't seem to have any 'settings', I have no idea why the mess-up occurs (if it has got to do with settings, that is)

hi iam new to openbravo can anyone explan my giving simple example

I have created a Space Plan by taking the input date from an EXCEL Sheet by importing it to VISIO.But then by changing some value in EXCEL the VISIO is automatically takes care of the changes by clicking "Refresh Data" button under Plan tab.
Now if I need to put the VISIO file and the EXCEL to some other location then I could see the links between VISIO and EXCEL are breaking.Then if I click the "Refresh Data" button the VISIO is then importing all the data from EXCEL to the Unplaced data tab and there is no relation with the already drawn diagram.
It would be of great help if you could tell me how to recreate the link between VISIO and EXCEL.

I am using Visio to store asset information for media content. I have
developed my own masters. I have entered all my custom properties'
information. I generated a report of the custom properties' information,
added information in the Excel report, and then reimported the data. All was
well. The data I updated quickly in Excel now shows in Visio!

However, if I close the Visio file, once I reopen it, most of my custom
properties are gone or changed.

I'm using the add-on "Number Shapes" to generate a reference id for each
shape-represented-asset. One time, it renumbered them all to 11. In this last
attempt, it simply erased all of the custom properties but two.

Help!

Hello,

if we add several tasks, without specifying dependencies, is openProj able to make an automatic planning!?

thanks.

An interesting chart on the Open Workbench homepage shows that companies saved so far $ 191,081,000 by using this open source solution instead of Microsoft Project. That's the total amount for about 319,000 downloads. I wonder how much people saved by using Linux :-)