About the Book
The Microsoft Office user base has
grown worldwide from 120 million in 2001 to more than 300 million in 2003-a
150% increase in just two years. Demand in all business sectors for people
with a deep understanding of the new Microsoft Office system will be high.
With the right tools, you can help your students meet that demand.
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Table of Contents
Lesson 1 Entering and Organizing Tasks
Lesson 2 Setting Up Resources
Lesson 3 Assigning Resources to Tasks
Lesson 4 Fine-Tuning Your Project
Plan
Lesson 5 Sorting, Grouping, and Filtering
Project Information
Lesson 6 Formatting Your Project Plan
Lesson 7 Printing Project Information
Lesson 8 Tracking Progress Against
the Project Plan
Lesson 9 Working With Multiple Projects
Lesson 10 Using Microsoft Projects
with Other Programs
Lesson 11 Customizing Microsoft Project
Lesson 12 Fine-Tuning Tasks
Lesson 13 Fine-Tuning Resources
Lesson 14 Optimizing Your Project
Plan
Lesson 15 Formatting Your Project
Plan
Lesson 16 Tracking Progress Against
the Project Plan
Lesson 17 Working with Resource Pools
and Consolidated Projects
Lesson 18 Customizing Microsoft Project |
