We support you
It goes without saying that we’re here to support you in your daily use of Merlin Project. So why a blog post on this topic?
In the past, we responded as a team, aiming to provide a solution as quickly as possible, regardless of who wrote the initial response or who might write any follow-up replies.
We’ve recently changed this approach and now personalize our responses.
Why did we do this?
Merlin Project: iPad Windowed App
You are using Merlin Project on the iPad with the new iPadOS 26 and have already tried the feature Windowed App? Apple has brought macOS-style window management to the iPad with the new system version — a major step forward for professional work on iPadOS. However, experienced Mac users will quickly notice that there are some small but important differences in familiar workflows.
In this article, you’ll learn how creating new documents in Merlin Project differs between macOS and iPadOS 26, how to use multiple windows simultaneously, and how to arrange those windows efficiently on the iPad.
En savoir plus...Merlin Project: Filtering Child Activities
Our users appreciate the variety of filter definitions contained in Merlin Project. In this blog article, we present a possible solution for a current customer inquiry, also as a basis for your own needs.
We were asked how to reduce a project plan to a specifically labeled group of activities and its children.
En savoir plus...How to Use Lead / Lag in Merlin Project
Lead or lag between activities? Set a buffer between two activities and thus build time reserves into your project? Read how to do this in Merlin Project.
You are using Merlin Project and appreciate its dynamic planning options for scheduling? Then you already know how to use dependencies.
Check out our learning path for more tips and tricks with Merlin Project. We'll show you how to set up a project from start to finish.
Merlin Project: Additional Costs
Are you already planning your projects with Merlin Project and know the advantages of dependencies for dynamic planning? Then find out in this article how the clever usage of dependencies may also support you with individual specifications.
How can Merlin Project, for example, map cost plans that contain a dynamic factor which is dependent on unplanned delays?
Merlin Project offers you more flexibility than the basic functions would suggest. Below you will find a possible step-by-step guide for your own implementation.
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