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      1 Chapter 1TABLE 1-1 Project Variables

      2 Chapter 5TABLE 5-1 Limiting BehaviorsTABLE 5-2 Task Constraints

      3 Chapter 13TABLE 13-1 Layout Options

      4 Chapter 17TABLE 17-1 Filters That Isolate Problems

      5 Chapter 19TABLE 19-1 Sprints Project Views

      1 Chapter 1FIGURE 1-1: Waterfall approach. FIGURE 1-2: What you see when you open Project. FIGURE 1-3: Project templates. FIGURE 1-4: A blank project. FIGURE 1-5: Backstage view with the Navigation pane. FIGURE 1-6: The Task Ribbon tab. FIGURE 1-7: The Resource Ribbon tab. FIGURE 1-8: The Report Ribbon tab. FIGURE 1-9: The Project Ribbon tab. FIGURE 1-10: The View Ribbon tab. FIGURE 1-11: The Help Ribbon tab. FIGURE 1-12: The Format Ribbon tab. FIGURE 1-13: Customizing the Quick Access toolbar. FIGURE 1-14: The Timeline. FIGURE 1-15: The status bar.

      2 Chapter 2FIGURE 2-1: The Desert Rose Security project charter. FIGURE 2-2: High-level WBS. FIGURE 2-3: The result of choosing the File ⇒ Info command. FIGURE 2-4: The Project Information dialog box. FIGURE 2-5: Desert Rose Security WBS. FIGURE 2-6: The Task Information dialog box. FIGURE 2-7: Manually and automatically scheduled tasks. FIGURE 2-8: Changing the task mode from the Ribbon. FIGURE 2-9: Inserting a link to another project. FIGURE 2-10: Linking a file.

      3 Chapter 3FIGURE 3-1: Summary tasks and subtasks. FIGURE 3-2: The project summary task. FIGURE 3-3: Outline options. FIGURE 3-4: Level 2 outline. FIGURE 3-5: The Recurring Task Information dialog box. FIGURE 3-6: Inserting a milestone. FIGURE 3-7: Marking a task as inactive. FIGURE 3-8: Creating a task note.

      4 Chapter 4FIGURE 4-1: Dependencies. FIGURE 4-2: The start-to-start relationship. FIGURE 4-3: The finish-to-finish relationship. FIGURE 4-4: Leads and lags between tasks. FIGURE 4-5: Linking and unlinking tasks. FIGURE 4-6: Setting dependency relationships. FIGURE 4-7: Setting dependency relationships with a drop-down list.

      5 Chapter 5FIGURE 5-1: Setting the task type. FIGURE 5-2: Setting the duration. FIGURE 5-3: Setting a constraint. FIGURE 5-4: Setting a deadline. FIGURE 5-5: Setting a start or end date. FIGURE 5-6: Planning Wizard box. FIGURE 5-7: Splitting a task.

      6 Chapter 6FIGURE 6-1: View choices. FIGURE 6-2: Available views in Project. FIGURE 6-3: Multiple panes of information. FIGURE 6-4: Gantt Chart view. FIGURE 6-5: Resource Sheet view. FIGURE 6-6: Team Planner view. FIGURE 6-7: Timeline view. FIGURE 6-8: Network Diagram view. FIGURE 6-9: Calendar view. FIGURE 6-10: The Timescale dialog box. FIGURE 6-11: New columns to insert. FIGURE 6-12: The Box Styles dialog box in Network Diagram view. FIGURE 6-13: Modifying the Network Diagram layout. FIGURE 6-14: The modified Network Diagram view.

      7 Chapter 7FIGURE 7-1: The Effort Driven check box. FIGURE 7-2: The Resource Information dialog box. FIGURE 7-3: Generic consolidated resource. FIGURE 7-4: Time periods and units of availability.

      8 Chapter 8FIGURE 8-1: Define typical work times. FIGURE 8-2: The standard calendar with default working times. FIGURE 8-3: Modifying the default calendar. FIGURE 8-4: Changing the task calendar. FIGURE 8-5: The Details dialog box. FIGURE 8-6: Changing working time on a resource calendar. FIGURE 8-7: Creating a new calendar. FIGURE 8-8: Copying a calendar to other projects.

      9 Chapter 9FIGURE 9-1: Using the Find feature. FIGURE 9-2: Resource list. FIGURE 9-3: The Assign Resources dialog box. FIGURE 9-4: Work Contour options. FIGURE 9-5: Team Planner view.

      10 Chapter 10FIGURE 10-1: Cost accrual

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