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The time delay between the start or finish of an activity, and the start or finish of its successor(s).
The latest dates on which an activity can start or finish.
The last date on which an activity can end without causing delays in the project.
The last date on which an activity can start without causing delays in the project.
An overlap between tasks that have a dependency.
Evenly distributing a task or tasks across a number of days or a number of different resources.
A means of automating complex operations within a software program.
A summary schedule that identifies major activities and milestones within a project.
Microsoftís desktop database application; included as part of Microsoft Office.
Microsoftís spreadsheet application; included as part of Microsoft Office.
A Microsoft program that combines e-mail management, contact management, and personal information management; included as part of Microsoft Office. (Do not confuse Microsoft Outlook with Microsoft Outlook Express, which is an e-mail-only program.)
A Microsoft application used to create presentations; included as part of Microsoft Office.
The most commonly used project management software from industry leader, Microsoft. The software is available in two versions: Project Standard and Project Professional.
The server-based component of Microsoft Project 2000; in Microsoft Project 2002, superseded by Microsoft Project Server.
Microsoftís software program that runs on a companyís network server, and enables the enterprise collaboration features of Project Professional.
The enterprise database needed to utilize many of Project Serverís enterprise-related features.
Microsoftís network operating system required for the installation and operation of Microsoft Project Server.
Microsoftís latest desktop operating system.
Microsoftís word processing application; included as part of Microsoft Office.
A significant event within a project.
A brief summary, typically one or two sentences, that describes the background, purpose, and benefits of a project.
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