Part I
Setting the Stage for Project
In this part . . .
Part I explains the types of input you have to give Project to make the best use of its capabilities. You get a briefing on using Project views, using calendar and scheduling settings to build Project plans, creating task outlines, and then specifying the timing and relationships that organize your project’s tasks.
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