Microsoft Project 4 1 For Windows 95

Walking readers through the process and the product together, this book presents technical information in a real-world project environment. It includes a CD-ROM with 15 samples projects on new projects on new product development, facility moves, buying a new home and much more.

Project management software can really revolutionize the way a business works--for those who know how to take advantage of all the features. This in-depth book provides a procedural, personal training system for those who want to get up and running on Project for Windows 95 as easily and as quickly as possible. Practice files are included on disk.

This clear guide teaches the fundamentals of Project for Windows 95 and how to become productive using Project. Readers learn how to set up a new project, enter scheduling requirements, manage resources, and work with Pert charts. Pete Rogers then moves on to intermediate features such as working with multiple projects, exchanging data with other applications, and more.

A complete reference on Microsoft Project for Windows 95, this book teaches the fundamentals of Project and how to become productive using this new version. Readers will learn how to set up a new project and manage their resources. Tips, Notes, Cautions, and Troubleshooting icons guide readers through the difficult tasks. An extensive Index helps readers find the information quickly.

Project management software helps organize the complex interrelated steps of a project--including what needs to be done, who's doing the work, what the deadlines are, and how progress is being made. This book will show managers how they can use the new version of Microsoft Project to keep their jobs moving ahead. The disk includes actual project examples.

This self-paced hands-on text gives you the concept of Microsoft Project in simple language. The objective is presented in an easy-to-understand manner, then the user is shown how to format the exercise. A perfect guide for computer teachers.

The Wiley Getting Started Series offers step-by-step, hands-on introductions to the most in-demand PC-DOS and Windows applications programs. These interactive tutorials use a learn-by-doing approach that helps anyone master today's most popular software programs. Most packages come with a data disk containing sample files, some with educational versions of the software, and all with a wealth of exercises and screen dumps. Users learn why and when to perform an activity -- rather than how to follow instructions by rote.