Need to have two projects open at once. Help please

T

Tim_Ver

I have MS Project version 2003 Standard running on XP. I want to know how
I can have to windows open of it at the sametime. I am using a laptop and
monitor with extendend desktop and I need to see two projects at once. One
done and a new one"blank". How do I do this. I have tried and it just opens
in the same frame. Arghhhh

Help please
 
A

AndyB

Tim,

I don't think this is a project issue. You may want to check your monitor
or gfx settings to allow it. It is possible, I have seen it although I have
never used it.

AndyB
 
M

Mike Glen

Hi Tim,

Welcome to this Microsoft Project newsgroup :)

Try File/New/Blank Project. Then Window/Arrange All.

FAQs, companion products and other useful Project information can be seen at
this web address: http://project.mvps.org/faqs.htm

Hope this helps - please let us know how you get on :)

Mike Glen
MS Project MVP
See http://tinyurl.com/2xbhc for Project Tutorials
 
T

Tim_Ver

Is there anyway to get one project out of the MS project frame window "main"?
I would like to have one on the laptop screen and one on the monitor. The way
you said above does do a split but I need to have one on each monitor.

Thanks
 
J

Jan De Messemaeker

One copy of Microsoft Project will open only ONE MS Project window, sorry.
 
M

Mike Glen

On my setup I can span both monitors and adjust the size of each window to
fill each screen. But, as Gerard has said, you cannot hve 2 instances of
Project open at once.


Mike Glen
Project MVP
 
S

Steve House

As others have pointed out you can't have two instances of Project
running at once but you CAN have multiple files open concurrently, each
in its own window.
 
A

AndyB

I just checked with a colleague who has 2 project windows open on different
screens. He has 2 versions of project on his machine, albeit one is MSP2000
and the other is MSP2003. Sorry to mislead but I knew I had seen it in the
fashion you wanted.

AndyB
 

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