Re: [Planner] Question.

[Gary Moffatt <gemoffatt ont com>]

I could say p3 allows resources to be lagged and even curved selectively 
within activities but remember all such things that permit activities to 
behave as summaries of complex tasks are haiku for the adept - just break the 
work into three activities and be done with it. Uncle Bill specializes in 
software that makes you think you are doing more than you are able, a flaw 
especially embarasing if discovered in a lawsuit. 

On Sunday 26 December 2004 10:15 am, Xander D Harkness wrote:
> On Sun, 2004-12-26 at 14:05 +0100, Paco Ros wrote:
> > Hello!
> >
> > I've just begun to use Planner as project management tool.
> > In MS Project exists a tasks property called something like "not effort
> > conditioned" (I'm spanish, this is exactly "No condicionada por el
> > esfuerzo")
> >
> > This property means that a task can begin one day, end another day and
> > have a different number of resourve usage hours.
> >
> > i.e. Buying a computer. It could start January 1st, end January 31st and
> > have only 10 hours of dedication. This happen because you begin reading
> > catalogs on Jan 1st and you make a order. The task continues until the
> > computer is delivered to destination on Jan 31st.
>
> How I would handle this is to add a task Get computer with a number of
> sub tasks.  The first sub-task might be choose computer on 1st January,
> the last sub-task might be computer arrives.  If you go to the Tasks
> view  and select the start date for computer arrives and select the date
> with constraint "start no earlier than" Jan 31st.
>
> Kind regards
> Xander
>
>
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