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project support material

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    Projects Planning

    Hi, I run several projects, with end of the month due date, for each one of them. Every project contains 7 different sequential actions. I do not care when an action is done as long as it is done by the end of the month. I prefer not to set due dates in advance for every action in every...
  2. neovr

    Can Reference Material be moved around?

    If a project requires Reference Material from somewhere else, does that reference material get moved into the projects' folder? If so, what happens when the project is complete? Does it get put back into the folder it came from?
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    Managing Project Support with Outlook for email

    Hi, use Outlook for my email, and set it up according to the guide with the @Action Support and @Waiting For Support folders, but I found those things tedious to maintain. What I ended up doing, and where I am now, is I have a [Projects] folder with subfolders for each project, with the same...
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    Locations of General Reference

    I currently have two general reference cabinets: one at work, and one at home. I'm not sure this is best practice, but even so, I'm considering starting a third specific to projects. Will this complicate looking for things? Where do you all keep your project files?
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