My Popular Articles
- Project 2007: How to Transfer Data from Excel to Start a Project Plan
- Project 2007: How to Create and Print a PERT Chart
- Microsoft Office OneNote - Review
- Project 2007: How To Create a Budget and Apply It To a Project Plan
- Project 2007: Utilize Resource Availability Graphs to Monitor and Assign Resource Allocation
- An Introduction To Microsoft OneNote
- Project 2007: How to Customize a Calendar for a Specific Task
- Billing Errors That Can Cost You
- How to Disable Windows Updates
- Project 2007: Cross-Project the Critical Path Across Various Projects
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I am a freelance writer, blogger and reviewer who has a background in history and research. I love writing for its ability to connect and inspire people, and I believe that writing on the internet gets everyone one step closer to global understanding and unity. In my work I strive to share a piece of myself and my experience with the reader in addition to providing valuable information. Please visit me at www.thelifeuncommon.net
My Latest Articles
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Project 2007: Utilize Resource Availability Graphs to Monitor and Assign Resource Allocation
When you are focused on getting a project plan in motion, it is easy to lose track of your resources. In this article, you will learn how to use the Resource Availability graphs in Microsoft Project to monitor your resource and their levels of allocations...Published on July 6, 2011 to Project Management
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Project 2007: How to Customize a Calendar for a Specific Task
Microsoft Project does an excellent job not only of keeping an entire project running on time, but also keeping track of individual tasks and their unique schedules. Learn how to manage the timeline of an individual task inside your project by reading...Published on July 6, 2011 to Project Management
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Project 2007: Cross-Project the Critical Path Across Various Projects
When you have many projects running at the same time, it is important to have a sense of their critical path in relation to each other. Read on to see how you can cross-project the critical path of various projects quickly and easily in Microsoft Office...Published on July 6, 2011 to Project Management
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