Strange isnt it that MSP2003 does not count the same way as MSP2k
Do you have resources allocated to your project?
What MSP2003 exactly are you using (help, About MSProject)?
It looks like a scheduling engine difference between both MSPs; the fact that the project back in MSP2k still is 2 month longer than before opening it in MSP2003 simply means that you opened and saved the file with MSP2003.
Do you have a backup file in the 2K format?
You should print the 1st task report ("not started tasks"? as I translate from the title in French) and the whodoeswhat report in both MSPs and compare task by task.
If you are not in a hurry, send me the file by mail, but I will not answer until next week
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Hello,
Strange isnt it that MSP2003 does not count the same way as MSP2k
Do you have resources allocated to your project?
What MSP2003 exactly are you using (help, About MSProject)?
It looks like a scheduling engine difference between both MSPs; the fact that the project back in MSP2k still is 2 month longer than before opening it in MSP2003 simply means that you opened and saved the file with MSP2003.
Do you have a backup file in the 2K format?
You should print the 1st task report ("not started tasks"? as I translate from the title in French) and the whodoeswhat report in both MSPs and compare task by task.
If you are not in a hurry, send me the file by mail, but I will not answer until next week
Alexandre