With Project 2002, you've already purchased the most comprehensive project management software available. Now you've found the perfect resource to ensure that you get the most out of your investment. Managing with Microsoft Project 2002 is a one-of-a-kind guide to successful project planning. From setting up a new project and making adjustments along the way to sharing and publishing your project information, this book has the tips you need to most effectively manage your project from start to finish.
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Lisa A. Bucki, currently residing in Fairview, North Carolina, has spent six years as a consultant, author, technical writer developer, and trainer. She has more than twelve years of experience with computer book publishing. She has developed over 100 computer book titles and has been an author, co-author, contributor to more then 35 books and multimedia titles, including "Keynote Fast & Easy" (Premier Press, 1592001297), "Macromedia Flash MX 2004 Fast & Easy Web Development" (Premier Press, 159200119X), Adobe Photoshop Digital Darkroom (1931841926, Premier Press), Mac OS X Version 10.2 Jaguar Fast & Easy" (1592000444, Premier Press), and "Managing Microsoft Project 98" (Premier Press, 0761519866).
Gary Chefetz is an independent project consultant with an extensive project management background. He is a 2002 Microsoft MVP (Most Valued Professional). He can often be found haunting the Microsoft Project public news groups.
Gary Chefetz is an independent project consultant with an extensive project management background. He is a 2002 Microsoft MVP (Most Valued Professional). He can often be found haunting the Microsoft Project public news groups.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Best reference I've ever owned,
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This review is from: Managing with Microsoft Project 2002 (Miscellaneous) (Paperback)
I'm new to MS Projects and I was able to put this book to use as soon as I opened it. I have been able to find answers to all of my questions because it is very easy to find what I need when I need it. The examples and step by step instructions make it very easy to follow and understand. You also get multiple options for doing everything.I bought it used but I would have gladly paid full price.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Like knitting treacle,
By "geoff_miller" (Seattle WA USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Managing with Microsoft Project 2002 (Miscellaneous) (Paperback)
I have a development background but I found this book hard going. It was a little bit like being given a map and some directions but never being able to reach your destination - there was always something lacking or paragraphs went off at a tangent. I found that there was little logical structurein this book. I had to look for things in the later chapters before everything made sense in the earlier ones. I can't say I will be using this one as a reference. I think there are better ones around.
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4.0 out of 5 stars
This is a readable Project 2002 book,
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This review is from: Managing with Microsoft Project 2002 (Miscellaneous) (Paperback)
Pyron is the master MSP but I usually only read his books if I am having trouble sleeping or am willing to put up with his style (does he have an editor and tries to organize his material or just a stream of consciousness when he writes?). I have just started reading the Server 2002 portions of Bucki and Chefetz and it is very well written. It is straightforward with real advice.
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The benefits of project management Key tools provided in Microsoft Project Overview of planning a project What you need to be successful with Microsoft Project Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
enterprise global file, resource pool file, project base calendar, inserted subproject, summary task bar, project summary task, overbooked resources, master project file, project server, enterprise custom fields, enterprise resource pool, subproject file, task sheet, portfolio modeler, inserted project, overallocated resource, resource sheet, current project file, chart pane, outlining symbol, portfolio analyzer, driving resource, hrs work, project finish date, other project files Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Network Diagram, More Views, Gem Exhibit Plan, Project Center, Visual Basic Editor, Different Project Views, Resource Allocation, Resource Graph, Compare Project Versions, Jan Jones, Microsoft Office, Next Steps, Office Assistant, More Tables, Project Central, Scott Paul, Task Form, Project Professional, Seminar Plan, Paste Special, Resource Management, Change Working Time, Finalize Theme, Mark Kaiser, Resources Track Report New!
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The benefits of project management Key tools provided in Microsoft Project Overview of planning a project What you need to be successful with Microsoft Project Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
enterprise global file, resource pool file, project base calendar, inserted subproject, summary task bar, project summary task, overbooked resources, master project file, project server, enterprise custom fields, enterprise resource pool, subproject file, task sheet, portfolio modeler, inserted project, overallocated resource, resource sheet, current project file, chart pane, outlining symbol, portfolio analyzer, driving resource, hrs work, project finish date, other project files Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Network Diagram, More Views, Gem Exhibit Plan, Project Center, Visual Basic Editor, Different Project Views, Resource Allocation, Resource Graph, Compare Project Versions, Jan Jones, Microsoft Office, Next Steps, Office Assistant, More Tables, Project Central, Scott Paul, Task Form, Project Professional, Seminar Plan, Paste Special, Resource Management, Change Working Time, Finalize Theme, Mark Kaiser, Resources Track Report New!
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