Merlin Project: Split an activity?
From time to time we receive in support following question:
I have scheduled my activity and already recorded actual progress. Now however, I need to push the remaining work to a later date, or to assign it to another resource. Can I split the activity? And how do I set this up in Merlin Project?
There is no explicit function in Merlin Project splitting activities, but…
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From time to time we receive in support following question:
Why does Merlin show some text and durations in orange?
These are rows with weak scheduling conflicts.
Read more...5 Hidden Features of Merlin Project on iPad & iPhone
With Merlin Project on mac, iPad and iPhone you can plan and schedule projects of any size. When on the go, Merlin Project iOS app is the perfect companion, as it's designed to offer you your project with the best possible experience keeping into account the specialities of the iPad or iPhone devices.
Here you'll find 5 hidden features of Merlin Project on iPad & iPhone which you probably don't know yet.
Read more...What Is My Ip Address?
The best thing about Macs is that things work simply, nicely and silently. You do not really need to know much about macOS operating systems, computer architectures, file systems, application interfaces or protocols. You just use your applications and be creative. This applies to Merlin Project and Merlin Project Express as well.
You can let Merlin Project for example publish project structures to the Calendar and have them synced among various devices. You see it accessing Contacts for the resources. You can get it to mail reports to project stakeholders and sync edits of other users into one file seamlessly. It all simply works like a charm!
Occasionally though, a bit of technical understanding comes handy to you.
Knowing your IP is great. Even better is having a project management tool that keeps you on track with time, cost, and scope.
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Setting Up Working Time in Project's Calendars for Professionals
What does a project manager do? He is responsible for the planning and realization of projects. He has to find out what needs to be done, who can do it, how long it takes and how much it will cost. His job is to utilize the maximum working time of his team and to deliver the project at the agreed timeframe. He juggles work packages, resources, costs and deadlines.
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