Very new project planner user-

[Tannin]

I need to learn how to use project planner. Usually I take stuff home to work
on it, where I can spend the extra time it takes me to learn new things. I
can't take this home, it's way too expensive. Although I realize its not
quite the focus of this forum, does anyone have ideas of ways I could get
this program for free or low cost?
I appreciate any ideas,
Thanks so much
Bethany

 

[John]

I need to learn how to use project planner. Usually I take stuff home to work
on it, where I can spend the extra time it takes me to learn new things. I
can't take this home, it's way too expensive. Although I realize its not
quite the focus of this forum, does anyone have ideas of ways I could get
this program for free or low cost?
I appreciate any ideas,
Thanks so much
Bethany

Bethany,
Your best bet to to check the on-line auctions. You should be able to
find Project 2003 for a reasonable price. Just make sure it is a full
version and not just an upgrade.

I also understand some books on Project come with a trial version disk.

John
Project MVP

 

[Tannin]

Thanks for the useful information. I appreciate it.
Bethany

 

[salgud]

I need to learn how to use project planner. Usually I take stuff home to work
on it, where I can spend the extra time it takes me to learn new things. I
can't take this home, it's way too expensive. Although I realize its not
quite the focus of this forum, does anyone have ideas of ways I could get
this program for free or low cost?
I appreciate any ideas,
Thanks so much
Bethany

I'm not familiar with the program. This is a forum discussing M$ Project. I
think you'll have to look elsewhere, unless, by luck, someone here knows
something about that program.

 

[John]

Thanks for the useful information. I appreciate it.
Bethany

Bethany,
You're welcome and thanks for the feedback.
John

 

[Steve House]

The book "Microsoft Project Step-by-Step" includes an evaluation copy of MS
Project on its CD. The eval version is identical to the regular retail
version except that it eventually times out - I forget how much time you
have, either 60 or 90 days. More than enough time to lay in some knowledge
of the product.