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Summary: Good Primer, a little light on Mastery
Review: The book is a good read for those new to MS Project, and would also appeal to those who have used MS Project but haven't progressed beyond using MS Project to draw pretty Gantt charts. The features new in MS Project 2000 are clearly highlighted. Issues such as the inter-play between work, units and duration are covered clearly. Other powerful MS Project features are covered well such as reports, forms, Organizer, workgroup messaging, etc. Project Central issues are covered but it is on the light side....far from Mastery. Macros, VB applications, and the object model are covered well enough to get the more technical folk's juices flowing. Rich Eaton
Rating:
Summary: Good Primer, a little light on Mastery
Review: The book is a good read for those new to MS Project, and would also appeal to those who have used MS Project but haven't progressed beyond using MS Project to draw pretty Gantt charts. The features new in MS Project 2000 are clearly highlighted. Issues such as the inter-play between work, units and duration are covered clearly. Other powerful MS Project features are covered well such as reports, forms, Organizer, workgroup messaging, etc. Project Central issues are covered but it is on the light side....far from Mastery. Macros, VB applications, and the object model are covered well enough to get the more technical folk's juices flowing.
Rating:
Summary: Good Primer, a little light on Mastery
Review: The book is a good read for those new to MS Project, and would also appeal to those who have used MS Project but haven't progressed beyond using MS Project to draw pretty Gantt charts. The features new in MS Project 2000 are clearly highlighted. Issues such as the inter-play between work, units and duration are covered clearly. Other powerful MS Project features are covered well such as reports, forms, Organizer, workgroup messaging, etc. Project Central issues are covered but it is on the light side....far from Mastery. Macros, VB applications, and the object model are covered well enough to get the more technical folk's juices flowing. Rich Eaton
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