Creating Links with the Link Tool

     

You can also create links by using the Link tool on the toolbar. Generally, it is only a matter of personal preference when determining which method to use, but in this case, using the Link tool does offer an additional benefit. With the Link tool, a user can select several tasks and create a linked chain of tasks with one mouse-click. This can make the linking of long strings of serial tasks much faster than using the mouse drag-and-drop method.

Using the Link Tool

graphics/one_icon.jpg Select the predecessor task first.

graphics/two_icon.jpg Hold down the Ctrl key and select the successor task.

graphics/three_icon.jpg Click the Link Tasks toolbar button on the Standard toolbar. Doing so creates the link between the tasks.

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Did You Know?

All links created with the mouse or the Link tool (below) are Finish-to-Start links . If you want to change the type of link, you must edit the link and change its type.


Linking Multiple Tasks

graphics/one_icon.jpg Select a set of tasks in which each task will be the predecessor of the task below it in the set.

graphics/two_icon.jpg Click the Link Tasks toolbar button.

graphics/three_icon.jpg The tasks will be linked as shown.

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Show Me. Microsoft Office Project 2003
Show Me Microsoft Office Project 2003
ISBN: 0789730693
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 204

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