MPP File

[Kev]

I work with project from my office and home. I run project std 2007 at both.
When I try to email a file to my work I cant open it. I tried to email it to
myself and experience the same problem. When I have finished my project and
save it, it is always saved in Adobe reader format. Any help would be
appreciated.

[Unknown]

That shouldn't be the case. I wonder if perhaps your computer is encrypting
it or something...?

I presume you don't have the same experience with Office documents?

- Andrew Lavinsky
Blog: http://blogs.catapultsystems.com/epm

[AmiProject]

Probably you just have wrong file extension association which opens Adobe
reader for *.mpp files?

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[Jim Aksel]

As Denis suggests, I'd check the file association in Windows. Be sure *.mpp
points to MS Projectd instead of Adobe Reader.

If that is not the case, the only other place to look in Project is
Tools/Options/Save (tab) and check the file type there. However, that should
never show you pdf as an option.
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[Jim Aksel]

Yes, these are possible and they do exist... Your question is?
If you wish to create such a macro yourself, you may want to repost to the
developer newsgroup. Here is some general guidence

Public Sub xxx()
Dim t As Task
Dim counter As Integer
counter = 0

For Each t In ActiveProject.Tasks
If ((t.Milestone = True) And( t.Summary = False)) Then
counter = counter + 1
Next t
MsgBox (counter)
End Sub

This is off the top of my head, so please check the syntax, etc.
If you have external links in your file, add the test t.ExternalTask=False