You might want to enter a subtitle, such as a department or an account number, if you intend to use a search formula later to categorize tasks.
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Enter a number between 0 and 100 to determine a priority for leveling this task. You can prevent a task from ever being leveled by “locking” it with a level of 0. If you do not assign a priority, MacProject II assigns 100 for high priority. If two tasks have the same priority, the application levels the one with the least amount of slack time first.
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Enter the names of the resources who will work on this task, the number of days (or other unit of duration) you expect each resource to spend on the task, the number of people or pieces of equipment in each resource, and the percentage of each resource’s available time that will be spent on this task. You can press Tab to go from one field to the next.
MacProject II determines the resources’ durations from the data you enter.
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The Task Info window opens with just the Basics section showing.
You can click the label at the top of each section to hide that section; clicking the label again brings the section back.
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The title bars displays the text of the selected task.
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You can click the zoom box to see all three sections at once; clicking the box again returns the window to its original state.