Bk. I. Project management -- Ch. 1. A project management overview -- Ch. 2. The ins and outs of using project -- Ch. 3. Just what tasks should you include? -- Ch. 4. Exploring the project environment -- Ch. 5. What's new in project 2007 -- Bk. II. Project basics -- Ch. 1. Building a project plan -- Ch. 2. Creating that first task -- Ch. 3. Exploring task views -- Ch. 4. Working with calendars -- Ch. 5. Getting help -- Bk. III. Getting hour plan in order -- Ch. 1. Organizing the structure of a project plan -- Ch. 2. Assigning outline codes to tasks -- Ch. 3. Using WBS coding -- Ch. 4. Linking and consolidating projects -- Bk. IV. Establishing task timing -- Ch. 1. Looking at timing -- Ch. 2. Defining what drives task timing -- Ch. 3. Adding dependencies -- Ch. 4. Working with constraints and deadlines -- Bk. V. Working with resources and costs -- Ch. 1. Creating resources -- Ch. 2. Understanding costs -- Ch. 3. Assigning resources to tasks -- Ch. 4. Tallying costs -- Bk. VI. Communicating project information -- Ch. 1. Working with views -- Ch. 2. Working with tables -- Ch. 3. Preparing traditional reports -- Ch. 4. Creating visual reports -- Bk. VII. Resolving problems in your plan -- Ch. 1. Working with filters -- Ch. 2. Solving resource conflicts -- Ch. 3. Reviewing timing and costs -- Ch. 4. Putting final changes into place -- Bk. VIII. Tracking -- Ch. 1. Working with baselines and interim plans -- Ch. 2. Entering actuals -- Ch. 3. Reviewing your budget -- Bk. IX. Advanced project topics -- Ch. 1. Working your own way -- Ch. 2. Changing the look of a project -- Ch. 3. Using macros -- Ch. 4. Importing information into project -- Ch. 5. Exporting project information -- Bk. X. The basics of project server -- Ch. 1. Understanding project server -- Ch. 2. The project server administrator -- Ch. 3. Project server and the project manager -- Ch. 4. Project server and the team member.
Summary:
Microsoft Office Project 2007 All-in-One Desk Reference For Dummies is a compilation of multiple short reference-style books covering Microsoft Project, enhanced by the format of a single, easy-to-use, task-oriented step-by-step package. All-in-One For Dummies books are made up of multiple minibooks that could each stand alone. Each minibook covers one topic completely. This book features a companion Web site where readers can download Microsoft Project add-ins, templates, and author-generated materials. The book also features a gate-fold cheat sheet that contains myriad quick-referen.
