MSP project service pack 2 problems
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Tom HadleyMember for 22 years 7 months
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Hi all
a few months ago I was using MSP2003 standard and found I was having problems with not being able to fix indents and outdents.
I eventually found that this was a "known problem" as they say in the software houses, that there was a "service pack" or bug fix
Has any one else experienced this problem
I also suggest that if you are running any version of MSPorject that you check regularly for "service Packs" otherwise you could be inadvertantly causing errors in your calculations because the bug has not been fixed.
Even registering the software with Microsoft does not guarantee that they will inform you of bugs. Howeveer there is a service now, where you can register for service pack notifications
Good luck
a few months ago I was using MSP2003 standard and found I was having problems with not being able to fix indents and outdents.
I eventually found that this was a "known problem" as they say in the software houses, that there was a "service pack" or bug fix
Has any one else experienced this problem
I also suggest that if you are running any version of MSPorject that you check regularly for "service Packs" otherwise you could be inadvertantly causing errors in your calculations because the bug has not been fixed.
Even registering the software with Microsoft does not guarantee that they will inform you of bugs. Howeveer there is a service now, where you can register for service pack notifications
Good luck
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Oldest first- 0Paul Harris ·This was a well know problem with early versions of MSP and was fixed with a MSP2003 Hot Fix 832887.
Paul E Harris
Eastwood Harris Pty Ltd, Melbourne, Australia
Planning and Scheduling Training Manual & Book Publishers & Consulting
www.eh.com.au
- 0Tom Hadley ·My reply is to Paul the moderator
Using the term "well known" is a matter of opinion. How does it become well known if MS do not inform people ! In NSW, Australia at least, a product with a bug like this classifed as not fit for purpose and normally you would get your maoney back . However we are all involuntary Beta testers in one way or another I suppose
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