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Microsoft Office Project Books
Learn how to use Microsoft Project, the world's most popular project management software, to its full potential with one of these books.
Microsoft Office Project 2007 Step by Step
Carl Chatfield, Timothy Johnson
2007, ISBN: 0735623058
The smart way to learn Microsoft Office Project 2007 one step at a time. Work at your own pace through the easy numbered steps, practice files on CD, helpful hints and troubleshooting tips to master the fundamentals of working with the latest version of Office Project, including information on the new, easy-to-use scenarios and reporting features.
Microsoft Office Project 2007 Inside Out
Teresa Stover
2007, ISBN: 0735623279
Learn everything you need to know for working with Microsoft Office Project 2007 from the inside out. This book packs hundreds of time-saving solutions, troubleshooting tips, and workarounds for using Office Project 2007 all in concise, fast-answer format. Whether you're a project manager or just working to meet your deadlines, you'll be able to dig in to the work-ready resources that help you plan, manage, and communicate project information more effectively.
Microsoft Project 2007 for Dummies
Nancy Muir
2007, ISBN: 0470036516
Create project plans that make the most of your money and time. Get your projects on track, manage resources, and share information online. Project 2007 helps you keep your projects on track by providing sophisticated tools for building task outlines and important timing relationships; efficiently assigning people, cost, and material resources; and keeping everyone and everything on schedule.
The Microsoft Office Project 2007 Survival Guide
Lisa Bucki
2007, ISBN: 1598632841
Find out how to set up your project for success as you examine an overview of the project management practices followed by Microsoft Project. Put these principles into practice as you create, track and report on example projects. You'll learn how to develop a comprehensive project plan by adding tasks, resources, and cost information; making assignments; and saving a baseline.
Special Edition Using Microsoft Office Project 2007
QuantumPM
2007, ISBN: 0789736527
Special Edition Using Microsoft Project 2007 is a perfect full-featured guide to Microsoft Project 2007. This book provides a unique, scenario-based approach to learning Microsoft Project 2007. The organisation accommodates both the readers looking for specific information as well as readers looking to read the book cover to cover. Special Edition Using Microsoft Project 2007 includes insightful perspectives of experienced authors that share their knowledge of the field and the tool to provide the user with all the information they will need to successfully run a project using Microsoft Project 2007.
Microsoft Office Project 2007 Bible
Elaine Marmel
2007, ISBN: 0470009926
Take control of your projects with this in-depth guide. Whether you're managing a project for a small team or supervising a corporate assignment involving hundreds, the power of Microsoft Project 2007 and the detailed information in this comprehensive guide can keep you on track. From setting budgets to allocating resources to tracking results, each of the book's seven parts thoroughly focuses on key elements in a logical sequence so you can find what you need.
Microsoft Office Project 2003 Step by Step
Carl Chatfield, Timothy Johnson
2003, ISBN: 0735619557
This practical hands-on tutorial expertly builds your skills with Microsoft Office Project 2003 - one step at a time! You work at your own pace through easy-to-follow lessons and practice exercises to learn exactly the tools and techniques you need. This book assumes no prior knowledge and is great for novice project users. It has small self contained lessons that guide the reader through creating, refining, pubishing and managing projects using Project 2003.
Microsoft Office Project 2003 Inside Out
Teresa Stover
2003, ISBN: 0735619581
An introduction to the popular project management software takes a close-up look at the new features of Project 2003; provides hundreds of valuable solutions, troubleshooting tips, shortcuts, work-arounds and includes an accompanying CD-ROM containing the Office Productivity Kit.
Microsoft Project 2003 for Dummies
Nancy Stevenson
2003, ISBN: 0764542494
Did you know you have been managing projects ever since you tackled your first coloring book. Now both the projects and the problems are bigger, but if you manage to grab this book, you will discover easy ways to collect and track data, share resources, prepare budgets, develop reports and make your projects successful.
Complete Idiot's Guide to Project Management with Microsoft Project 2003
Ron Black
2005, ISBN: 1592573088
This up-to-date, unique guide provides solutions for anyone who’s been assigned a project to manage. Instead of just focusing on how to use Microsoft Project 2003, it teaches you the concepts of formal project management, and then shows you how to set this popular project management software to work. This book includes everything managers will need to organise projects, track their progress and present them like professionals.
Using Microsoft Office Project 2003 Special Edition
Tim Pyron
2004, ISBN: 0789730723
This book provides readers with everything they need to make the most of Project 2003. Project 2003 helps users manage projects independently or as part of a large organisation. Microsoft Project 2003 is integrated with the Microsoft Office productivity tools and is designed to meet the needs of two specific customer usage scenarios, Microsoft Office Project Standard 2003 for stand-alone desktop application use and Microsoft Office Enterprise Project Management (EPM) version, made up of Project Professional, Project Web Access and Project Server.
Microsoft Office Project 2003 Bible
Elaine Marmel
2003, ISBN: 0764542524
A comprehensive, soup-to-nuts resource that shows business people how to master the latest version of this popular project-management software. Begins with an overview of project management basics and moves on to showing how to create a new project, track a project's progress and work in groups.
Dynamic Scheduling: With Microsoft Office Project 2003
Eric Uyttewaal
2005, ISBN: 1932159452
Microsoft Office Project 2003 is a powerful software tool, and like all tools, it requires knowledge and skill to be used to its maximum potential. This fully revised new edition of Eric Uyttewaal’s best-selling book on Microsoft Project provides users with everything they will need to more easily and effectively manage projects to a successful conclusion.
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