Project Server vs Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
Maurice
I own MS Project Professional 2007. I would want to publish tasks,
milestones, alerts, etc. to a few collaborators. How well would Project Pro
pair with MOSS to suit my stated needs?
Other members of the group do not own project. Is there any way through a
developed app that would allow the other collaborators to indicate task
completion, alerts, etc. within an email that could automate the processng of
same. In other words, can a task request be embedded through coding to a
recipient through email and recieved the same way so that it can be 'dropped'
into the "task' in project? Much thanks for an informed response
Rod Gill
course save your .mpp file on MOSS. Project 2010 does allow you to do what
you want, so hurry up and wait!
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Rod Gill
Microsoft MVP for Project - http://www.project-systems.co.nz
Author of the only book on Project VBA, see: http://www.projectvbabook.com
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Rob Schneider
is yet another product licensed by Microsoft. Project Server runs in
conjunction with Microsoft Server. You'll get a better discussion about
all this in the newsgroup dedicated to Project Server:
microsoft.public.project.server.
That being said, use of Project Server will put you well beyond using
work processes based on email.
--rms
Rob Schneider
the Project Publisher add-in from EPMLive and not wait.
--rms