I am managing a project and there is a lot of participants involved in the
project. I do not have Project server and because the sensitivity of the
busines where I am involved I could not post my project on the web.
How can I electronically request to the project participants (resources) for
an update of a task via e-mail. Is there is way to do it with the project
standard program
Thanks

Jorge Perez

Re: How to ask for updates in MS project by JulieS

JulieS
Fri Jun 03 17:00:21 CDT 2005

Hi Jorge,

You don't mention which version of MS Project you are using. In Project
2002 there is a workgroup messaging feature which uses email to do what you
are looking for.
Search help for "collaborate" to view details.

The feature is no longer supported in Project 2003 although Microsoft has
made a download available. See:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;818337

Hope this helps. Let us know how you get along.

Julie

"jorge" <jorge@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am managing a project and there is a lot of participants involved in the
> project. I do not have Project server and because the sensitivity of the
> busines where I am involved I could not post my project on the web.
> How can I electronically request to the project participants (resources)
> for
> an update of a task via e-mail. Is there is way to do it with the project
> standard program
> Thanks
>
> Jorge Perez



Re: How to ask for updates in MS project by Brian

Brian
Fri Jun 03 19:19:48 CDT 2005

jorge wrote:

> I am managing a project and there is a lot of participants involved
> in the project. I do not have Project server and because the
> sensitivity of the busines where I am involved I could not post my
> project on the web. How can I electronically request to the project
> participants (resources) for an update of a task via e-mail. Is there
> is way to do it with the project standard program
> Thanks
>
> Jorge Perez

Just to be clear, Project Server does not require you to post anything
on the web. It does require that your project data will be on your
internal network for sure but it will be secured so that only the right
people have access to the data.

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