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Question: Is Project 2010 compatible with Windows 8?
Document: This is by far one of the better books on Microsoft Project Standard 2010. It is well organized and easy to understand.
There are problems with Microsoft Project 2010; don't use it. Stay with MS Project 2007 until Microsoft releases its 2013 version, which according to Microsoft, will sove the &#34;buggy&#34; 2010 version.
We use this on Civil projects and love it. We have used Project for many years and will probably stay with 2010 for a long time as we don't need a MS account for it like 2013.Project has a slight learning curve, but once you get it you can do some great time planning.
The last time I used Project was many years and several versions ago. My recollection of that experience was that it was a powerful tool, but a real pain to use. My experience with this version is that it has gotten much easier to use. I did consult &#34;Project 2010 for Dummies&#34; to quickly get up to speed on how this version works. That investment was two afternoons reading the first few chapters.
MS Project 2010 hits it out of the park. I purchased the software so that I could more easily follow along in the MS Project 2010 Step by Step Handbook. Being away from managing Projects for so long intimidated me. My goal was to remove old cobwebs and brush up on the newest Project practices - Microsoft helped me do just that, and MORE. There are new functional tools new to the 2010 version that creates short cuts to otherwise long processes to get the same information. Absolutely love it?
Works specially good with windows 7, we encountered some problems with keeping the color background in the task description, which might be for missing product knowledge.
This is a great version of Project. They have fixed some bugs and cleaned up the UI. Suggested for any PM.
You need Project Professional to get all the features. Standard is fine for basic standalone users.
The program is a nice improvement from project 2003 but it has some real printing issues that tech support could not fix
Project does what it's supposed to but takes more learning and is less intuitive than it seemingly could be. A bit cumbersome and unwieldy
Answer: No