Errata

Change:

"These two assignments make up the 9 hours to work scheduled for Monday."


To:

"These two assignments make up the 9 hours of work scheduled for Monday."

Note from the Author or Editor:
Please change the callout text for the image on page 216. The "to work" should be "of work".

"These two assignments make up the 9 hours of work scheduled for Monday."

On the 2nd line of Step 9 "to Carole's Poland's row so that the task start date is Tuesday, August 7." should read "Carole Poland's row so that the task start date is Tuesday, August 7."

Note from the Author or Editor:
In step 9 change:
"Carole?s Poland?s"

To:
"Carole Poland?s"

Change:
"Tip: To select tasks that are not adjacent, select the first task, hold down the Ctrl key,and then select the second task."

To:
"Tip: Tasks 6 through 8 are adjacent to each other. To select tasks that are not adjacent, select the first task, hold down the Ctrl key, and then select additional tasks."

Change:
"In this exercise, you use different views, tables, and sorting to see resource cost variance."

To:
"In this exercise, you use different tables and sorting options to see resource cost variance."

Remove the word ?Custom? as it's not necessary in this case.

Current:
??and milestones in the chart portion of the Custom Gantt Chart view.?

Revised:
??and milestones in the chart portion of the Gantt Chart view.?

Correct the date value as shown:

Current:
For example, if you want to schedule a task to start at 10 A.M. on July 12, enter 7/12/1/2 10AM in the Start field.

Revised:
For example, if you want to schedule a task to start at 10 A.M. on July 12, enter 7/12/12 10AM in the Start field.

Delete the word "Task" as shown:

Current:
In Chapter 2, you entered a task note via the Task Notes button on the Task tab of the Properties group.

Revised:
In Chapter 2, you entered a task note via the Notes button on the Task tab of the Properties group.

Delete the word "Task" as shown:

Current:
2. On the Task tab, in the Properties group, click Task Notes.

Revised:
2. On the Task tab, in the Properties group, click Notes.

On page 391, the second sentence in the second paragraph under the heading "Guided Tour: Synchronizing..."

Current
"...you can then use the full range of scheduling features in Project.."

Change to
"...you can then use scheduling features in Project..."

Current:
After additional rounds of fine-tuning the plan and synchronizing between Project and SharePoint, Hany converts that task list in Project to be scheduled automatically and makes other adjustments, like setting lead times, that are not supported by SharePoint.

Revised:
After additional rounds of fine-tuning the plan and synchronizing between Project and SharePoint, Hany makes schedule adjustments in Project that are not supported by SharePoint, such as setting lead times.

Current:
The latest task list appears in Project. These remain manually scheduled tasks.

Revised:
The latest task list appears in Project.

Current:
In both cases, the tasks in SharePoint behave like manually scheduled tasks; you can enter a start date and deadline for the tasks, but no active scheduling occurs. When a SharePoint task list is then synchronized with Project, the resulting tasks in Project are manually scheduled tasks. In Project, you can convert them to automatic scheduling and perform whatever task scheduling activities you wish, such as linking tasks, changing durations, and so on. However when you then synchronize from Project to SharePoint, the tasks in Project are converted back to manually scheduled tasks.

Revised:
In a Project Tasks list in SharePoint the tasks behave like manually scheduled tasks; you can track progress on a task or add new tasks, but no active scheduling occurs. When the SharePoint task list is synchronized with Project, you can then use the full range of scheduling features in Project, such as linking tasks, changing durations, and so on.

Current: From Carl: merci Rebecca, Alden, Mona and Lathan.
Change to: From Carl: merci big brothers Butch and George.