This
8-page bifold quick reference guide (cheat sheet) focuses on the new features offered in Microsoft Project 2013. If you are migrating from a previous version of Project, this quick reference guide will help you learn what’s new quickly and efficiently through clear step by step instructions. There are eight pages of instructions presented in a clear and concise manner, using an 8.5×11 layout, on a 2-page spread.

In this guide, you will learn about the new and enhanced Backstage View options, the redesigned Ribbon and its Tabs and new project sharing options using SharePoint, Office 365 and SkyDrive. You will also learn about all of the enhancements such as manual scheduling options, new paste & import options, inactivating tasks, enhanced automatic scheduling, project timeline view, team planner options, enhanced project comparison abilities, the impressive graphic reporting capabilities (such as cost overview, resource overview, cash flow analysis, etc.), change management through selective highlighting of predecessors or successors, a “getting started” screen for new users, close integration with Project Web and Project Server and much more.

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Product Features

• New features and enhancements in Project 2013 are discussed.
• Unlike other cards that offer only 2 or 4 page cards, this card offers 8 pages that are loaded with clear and concise information.
• For users of previous versions, discover what has changed and what is new. This card is written by an expert Microsoft Project instructor-led team, who have been teaching Microsoft Project classes since the product’s inception more than 20 years ago.
• Prerequisites: basic knowledge of Microsoft Project 2000, 2003, 2007 or 2010.