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Working with the Charts

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Displaying the Charts

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MacProject II can display more than one chart from your project at the same time. You can have all nine charts open, plus the Task Info, Calendar, and Clipboard windows and the resource leveling log. 

The Close command from the File menu applies to the active chart or window. If you have only one chart or window open, the command also closes the document. Close All closes all the open charts and windows, as well as the whole document.



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MacProject II is preset to show multiple charts. You can turn this option off in the Preferences dialog box from the Edit menu if you prefer to work with single charts only. If you do turn this off and the frontmost window is a chart rather than another window such as Task Info, the Close command closes the document.