Re: [Planner] Question.

[Roberto Leibman <roberto freezlets com>]

Paco,
I don't yet know planner that well, but can't you have two tasks (one: research
computer, and two: receive computer?)

Quoting Paco Ros <paco bergantells net>:


> 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.
>
> Is important to make the task end on Jan 31st because Software installation
> cannot begin before the computer delivery.
>
> I don't know if this explanation can help you to answer my question. :-)
> Can I do the same thing with planner? I'm using planner 0.12 from Debian Sid.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
> Kind regards.
> --
> Paco.
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