Instructions for setting up projects using zen portfolios
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1. Log into zenportfolios.ca and click on Groups to access your team's group page. 2. On your team's group page, click on the Projects tab to manage and create projects. 3. To create a new project, click the arrow on the right side and add a name, description, and submit. This will setup the initial project with task lists for planning and execution.
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