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This document provides a high-level introduction to Microsoft Project, including screenshots of the project screen showing two tasks, the information that can be entered for each task such as predecessors, resources, and notes, and different views of the project including calendar, activity network, and resource utilization views. It concludes by assigning users to play with MS Project in the computer room to become familiar with the software.
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