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MS Project 2003 - Using a Workspace
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Katherine has attended:
Project Intro Intermediate course
MS Project 2003 - Using a Workspace
I have been trying o use the workspace function for ease as I have a Master project with subs however, I follow the instruction in the 2003 Intermediate Manual and it comes up with 'Operation Failed!'.
Am I doing something wrong - is it because some of the projects I want to open are on different places on a network? Or generally is the workspace function a waste of time?
Thanks
K
RE: MS Project 2003 - Using a Workspace
Hi Katherine
Thanks for your question. In principle the workspace feature should make it easy to open several projects at the same time.
To save a workspace first open and arrange your plans then from the File menu choose save workspace.
In future when you double click the workspace file MS Project will re-open and arrange your selected files.
If you find you are having problems follow this process with just two files. Once you are happy that it works you go ahead and save a workspace with the files you need.
I hope this helps - do let us know if you have any further questions.
Kind regards,
Andrew
Thu 26 Feb 2009: Automatically marked as resolved.
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