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Online P3e tutorial

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Timi OgunjobiMember for 20 years 4 months
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Does anyone know if there is a place to find P3e tutorial online. Or a users manual ? I am already a p3 user looking to upgrade but far away from any classroom . Also this looks a dumb question but is P3e the same as V5 ?
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    Shahzad Sikandar ·
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    You should have given with a P3e Manual, preasumbly you are using an authorised version of P3e,

    Hope this help.

    Shahzad Sikandar
    UK
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    Timi Ogunjobi ·
    #2
    Thanks, but i am presently not a P3e user. However , I am certain that I will be able to work with it if I can see how the functions and users interface relate to those in P3 and MS Project which I presently use.
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    Marcio Sampaio ·
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    Hello Timi,

    U can find here on PP many threads about comparisons between P3 and P3e, P3e and P5 and P3e and MS Project.

    Think it could help.

    Regards.
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    Daniel Sepúlveda ·
    #4
    Timi

    You find the in

    http://www.primavera.com/customer/training/wbt_demos3/wbt_demos/proj_mgr_demo/main/start.htm

    a Basic Course Demonstration of the Project Management 5.0

    I hope that it serves to you.

    REGARDS
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    Timi Ogunjobi ·
    #5
    This link doesn’t appear to point to a P3e specific tutorial . More a general intro to the planning and scheduling process. Thanks however.
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    Marcio Sampaio ·
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    Timi ...

    Don’t think u will find a online tutorial ... i suggest u to by a Primavera book.

    Regards.
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    Marcio Sampaio ·
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    http://www.eh.com.au/

    Regards.
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    Timi Ogunjobi ·
    #8
    Thanks. That was immensely helpful. I’ll order the book and teach myself.
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    Marcio Sampaio ·
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    Glad to help ... it is a very good book ... simple to understand ...
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