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Click where the text should begin.

Choose the font, size, and style you want from the submenus in the Layout menu.

Type the text. Press Return if you want a line break.

Click anywhere outside the annotation when you have finished.


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Customizing the Charts

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Annotating a Chart

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To annotate a chart:


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Annotations on charts can provide helpful supplemental information. You might use them to show the project name, objective, or date, to indicate phases or to spotlight certain items, or to include a reminder to yourself or a note to others.

You type annotations directly on a chart in an area not used by MacProject II—that is, anywhere but in a box, bar, or table.