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The project manager... (continued)

Communicate clearly.

Present your schedules in familiar formats that are easy to understand—monthly calendars can be customized to show an individual's schedule or specific task lists.
Create plans that look great using the GanttChartWizard. It asks what your chart should look like and automatically does the formatting for you.
Focus on project details by adding arrows, shapes, graphics, logos, objects, or typing text directly into your Gantt Chart.
Choose from a variety of automatically created reports including PERT Chart, monthly Calendar, Resource Graph, Gantt Chart, Resource Usage, and Task Sheet. You can customize them to get only the information you want, such as critical or over-budget tasks, milestones, or individual employee reports.
Send an entire project in electronic mail to gather team feedback. Also notify team members of schedule changes when they happen.

Build customized solutions within Microsoft Project.

Develop custom programs faster, more flexibly, and at less cost using Microsoft Visual Basic® for Applications—it's consistent with programs in the Microsoft Office family.

Customize menus and toolbars to take advantage of the tools you use most often. Simply click on the toolbar button to edit the picture, color, or button description.
Embed a Microsoft Project plan from within another program, such as Microsoft Excel or Word with OLE.

Microsoft Project helps maximize your Mac™.

System 7 Pro and System 7.5 savvy, so you can add sound and video to documents with QuickTime®. You can also use Publish and Subscribe, Balloon Help™, TrueType® outline fonts, and more.
Use the native Power Macintosh™ version—it was written exclusively to take advantage of the great features on the Power Macintosh.
Use Microsoft Project on a Macintosh or PC—the files and interface are identical.
Exchange data with Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint® presentation graphics program, FoxPro®, ASCII files, Microsoft Project 1.0 and 3.0, and products that support Microsoft Project Exchange (MPX) file format.