What’s New in Microsoft Project
Add Internet Power to Your Project Plan
Link Web Documents to Your Project File
Publish Your Projects on the Web in HTML or GIF Format
Microsoft Office Web Extensions
Manage Resources and Costs More Efficiently
Resource Start and Finish Dates
A Resource Usage View with Task Details
A Task Usage View with Resource Details
Schedule and Track Projects with Greater Ease
Links Can Take Precedence over Constraints
Enhanced Earned Value Analysis
Cross-Project Task Dependencies
Increased Consolidation Limits
Share Information with Simplified Importing and Exporting
Importing and Exporting Follow a Simplified Path
Import/Export Maps for Exchanging Selected Data
Communicate Efficiently with Workgroup and Intranet Support
E-mail Address Book Integration
Work Easier, Faster, and Smarter
Microsoft Office Compatibility
Pictures in Headers, Footers, Legends, and Notes
Work with Other Task Management Tools
Microsoft Outlook Journal Support
View the Microsoft Project User’s Guide Online
Icons That Alert You to Task, Resource, and Assignment Status
Upgrade from Earlier Versions of Microsoft Project
Getting Assistance While You Work
What’s in (and not in) This User’s Guide
Part 2: Putting Your Project Plan on the Fast Track
Part 3: Making Your Schedule Lean and Mean
Part 4: Displaying and Printing Project Information Your Way
Part 5: Monitoring Your Project’s Vital Signs
Part 6: Connections That Count
What’s Covered in the Online Help
Microsoft Project 101: Fundamentals
Getting Started: Creating Your Project
Connect to Microsoft Project Information on the Internet