Des nouveautés intéressantes en ce qui concerne les ressources, sinon
quelques gadgets en plus (mais les points emm... sont toujours pas
configurables). Ils ont même supprimés des fonctions qui étaient utiles à
plus d'un...
Va falloir revoir nos livres aussi en ce qui concerne les captures d'écran...
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Bonjour
J'ai participé également au congrès de Phoenix la semaine dernière, et je ne vois pas de fonctionnalités supprimées par rapport à la version actuelle. De quoi s'agit-il ? de la fusion Feuille de temps / feuille de tâche ? Ca me semble plutot une bonne idée, à la lecture de nos implémentations EPM.
Des nouveautés intéressantes en ce qui concerne les ressources, sinon quelques gadgets en plus (mais les points emm... sont toujours pas configurables). Ils ont même supprimés des fonctions qui étaient utiles à plus d'un...
Va falloir revoir nos livres aussi en ce qui concerne les captures d'écran...
Bonjour
J'ai participé également au congrès de Phoenix la semaine dernière, et je ne
vois pas de fonctionnalités supprimées par rapport à la version actuelle. De
quoi s'agit-il ? de la fusion Feuille de temps / feuille de tâche ? Ca me
semble plutot une bonne idée, à la lecture de nos implémentations EPM.
Des nouveautés intéressantes en ce qui concerne les ressources, sinon
quelques gadgets en plus (mais les points emm... sont toujours pas
configurables). Ils ont même supprimés des fonctions qui étaient utiles à
plus d'un...
Va falloir revoir nos livres aussi en ce qui concerne les captures d'écran...
J'ai participé également au congrès de Phoenix la semaine dernière, et je ne vois pas de fonctionnalités supprimées par rapport à la version actuelle. De quoi s'agit-il ? de la fusion Feuille de temps / feuille de tâche ? Ca me semble plutot une bonne idée, à la lecture de nos implémentations EPM.
Des nouveautés intéressantes en ce qui concerne les ressources, sinon quelques gadgets en plus (mais les points emm... sont toujours pas configurables). Ils ont même supprimés des fonctions qui étaient utiles à plus d'un...
Va falloir revoir nos livres aussi en ce qui concerne les captures d'écran...
Vincent Isoz
Pris de la documentation officielle fournie par MS (donc on voit que pas mal de points très utiles ont été supprimés... mais visiblement on travaille pas de la même manière d'un pays à l'autre):
Some application settings are changed or removed in Microsoft Project 2010. These include the following: •Changes to the following dialog boxes: Spelling options, Customize, Service options, and Options. •Removal of, or changes to, the following in Settings: Show basic colors in color palette, Show TipPages + Reset Tips button, Show underline for merge fields and business information fields, Automatically synchronize formatting, and Use a wizard for blank publications. •Removal of several settings in Tools | Options. These features either have a new counterpart in Project 2010 or are no longer needed. These changes reduce complexity and provide a simpler user interface. Add-ins, sample macros, and sample project guide are removed in Microsoft Project 2010. The following add-ins are incorporated into Project 2010: • Compare Project Versions • Adjust Dates The following add-ins are removed: • Pert Analysis • Copy picture (no longer automatically creates an Office document and cannot export to .jpg format) • Format_Duration • ResMgmt_TaskEntry • Rollup_Formatting • Toggle_Read_only • Update_File These add-ins are removed for security reasons, because they were written in Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications 6.0. Users now have the Fluent user interface instead of the project guide. Save as .xlsx and save as Excel pivot.xml Save as Excel Pivot Table is replaced by Desktop Reports in Microsoft Project 2010. The File | Save As menu used to include the following: • Save as XLS • Save as XLS Pivot Table It now includes the following: • Save as XLS • Save as XLSX • Save as XLSB • Save as XLSM The ability to save directly into a pivot table is removed. Project 2010 now supports the new file formats in Microsoft Excel 2010. Users should use desktop reports to generate a normalized version of their tasks in Excel 2010. Split task mode The ability to double-click the Split task icon to be in split mode is removed in Microsoft Project 2010. It is not supported in the Fluent user interface and is a rarely used feature.
Pris de la documentation officielle fournie par MS (donc on voit que pas mal
de points très utiles ont été supprimés... mais visiblement on travaille pas
de la même manière d'un pays à l'autre):
Some application settings are changed or removed in Microsoft Project 2010.
These include the following:
•Changes to the following dialog boxes: Spelling options, Customize, Service
options, and Options.
•Removal of, or changes to, the following in Settings: Show basic colors in
color palette, Show TipPages + Reset Tips button, Show underline for merge
fields and business information fields, Automatically synchronize formatting,
and Use a wizard for blank publications.
•Removal of several settings in Tools | Options.
These features either have a new counterpart in Project 2010 or are no
longer needed. These changes reduce complexity and provide a simpler user
interface.
Add-ins, sample macros, and sample project guide are removed in Microsoft
Project 2010. The following add-ins are incorporated into Project 2010:
• Compare Project Versions
• Adjust Dates
The following add-ins are removed:
• Pert Analysis
• Copy picture (no longer automatically creates an Office document and
cannot export to .jpg format)
• Format_Duration
• ResMgmt_TaskEntry
• Rollup_Formatting
• Toggle_Read_only
• Update_File
These add-ins are removed for security reasons, because they were written in
Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications 6.0. Users now have the Fluent user
interface instead of the project guide.
Save as .xlsx and save as Excel pivot.xml
Save as Excel Pivot Table is replaced by Desktop Reports in Microsoft
Project 2010. The File | Save As menu used to include the following:
• Save as XLS
• Save as XLS Pivot Table
It now includes the following:
• Save as XLS
• Save as XLSX
• Save as XLSB
• Save as XLSM
The ability to save directly into a pivot table is removed. Project 2010 now
supports the new file formats in Microsoft Excel 2010. Users should use
desktop reports to generate a normalized version of their tasks in Excel 2010.
Split task mode
The ability to double-click the Split task icon to be in split mode is
removed in Microsoft Project 2010. It is not supported in the Fluent user
interface and is a rarely used feature.
Pris de la documentation officielle fournie par MS (donc on voit que pas mal de points très utiles ont été supprimés... mais visiblement on travaille pas de la même manière d'un pays à l'autre):
Some application settings are changed or removed in Microsoft Project 2010. These include the following: •Changes to the following dialog boxes: Spelling options, Customize, Service options, and Options. •Removal of, or changes to, the following in Settings: Show basic colors in color palette, Show TipPages + Reset Tips button, Show underline for merge fields and business information fields, Automatically synchronize formatting, and Use a wizard for blank publications. •Removal of several settings in Tools | Options. These features either have a new counterpart in Project 2010 or are no longer needed. These changes reduce complexity and provide a simpler user interface. Add-ins, sample macros, and sample project guide are removed in Microsoft Project 2010. The following add-ins are incorporated into Project 2010: • Compare Project Versions • Adjust Dates The following add-ins are removed: • Pert Analysis • Copy picture (no longer automatically creates an Office document and cannot export to .jpg format) • Format_Duration • ResMgmt_TaskEntry • Rollup_Formatting • Toggle_Read_only • Update_File These add-ins are removed for security reasons, because they were written in Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications 6.0. Users now have the Fluent user interface instead of the project guide. Save as .xlsx and save as Excel pivot.xml Save as Excel Pivot Table is replaced by Desktop Reports in Microsoft Project 2010. The File | Save As menu used to include the following: • Save as XLS • Save as XLS Pivot Table It now includes the following: • Save as XLS • Save as XLSX • Save as XLSB • Save as XLSM The ability to save directly into a pivot table is removed. Project 2010 now supports the new file formats in Microsoft Excel 2010. Users should use desktop reports to generate a normalized version of their tasks in Excel 2010. Split task mode The ability to double-click the Split task icon to be in split mode is removed in Microsoft Project 2010. It is not supported in the Fluent user interface and is a rarely used feature.
