Article Applies to Microsoft Office Project 2003 Microsoft Project 2002 It's important that your project is completed on time. To accomplish that, you must know when wo...

Article Show All Hide All To make a customized calendar available to all new and existing projects or to a specific project, you can use the Organizer (Organizer: The t...

Article By default, tasks are scheduled based on the project calendar . To define unique or specific exceptions , such as machinery that runs during nonworking tim...

Article I applied a task calendar to a task but the task is scheduled differently. If you create a calendar for a task and later assign a resource to it, the task...

Article To reflect the general working days and hours of your project, you can specify them on the project calendar , as well as regular nonworking times (such as w...

Article Microsoft Office Project 2003 uses the following types of calendars to determine resource availability and the way tasks are scheduled: Base calendar A ...

Article Show All Hide All After establishing a base calendar (base calendar: A calendar that can be used as a project and task calendar that specifies default working a...

Article You can change task scheduling defaults to indicate how much time you want to constitute a day, a week, and a month when entering and reviewing durations in a...

Article Using calendars, you can set up project and resource working times to accurately reflect resource availability information that Microsoft Office Project 2003 ...

Article With meetings, social events, and a myriad of new tasks to keep you occupied, your days can get booked up fast. Use Microsoft Office to track everything from y...

Article By default, tasks are scheduled based on the project calendar . To define unique or specific exceptions for working and nonworking time , a task calendar ...

Article Show All Hide All On the Gantt Chart or Calendar view (view: The combination of one or more views [Gantt Chart, Resource Sheet, and so on] and if applicable, a ...