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Specifying the Resource Scope

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Managing Your Resources

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The resource scope is the range of projects that MacProject II considers when building histograms for resources. You can tell MacProject II which projects to include in the resource scope. The scope applies to all of the resources in the current project.

If your project uses resources that are also allocated to other projects or subprojects, you might want to expand the resource scope. When you view Resource Histograms and the Resource Timeline, you’ll see the total amount of work the resources are allocated to, not just on the current project.


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To add other projects to the resource scope of the current project:

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Choose Resource Scope from the Resource menu.



Use Eject and Drive to find the projects you want if they are not showing.

For each project you want to add, select the name from the list on the left and click Add.

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