Absolutely. Your additional questions on this topic are best posted in the
Developer Forum.
Here is a quick overview, it can be done in VB or C#. One of the MVPs, Rod
Gill, recommends using VB since you can get a good jump on your effort by
coding a Macro in VBA and then pasting it over.... I think it's a good idea
since some of the work gets done for you.
You will need to add references to the Microsft Office 12.0 Object Library
and the Microsoft Project 12 (or 11) Library.
Here's a snipet to get you started in VB.NET:
Public pjApplication As New Microsoft.Office.Interop.MSProject.Application
pjApplication.FileOpenEx("reference to path of mpp file")
pjApplication.Visible=True
Dim tsk as Microsoft.Office.Interop.MSProject.Task
For Each tsk in Microsoft.Office.Interop.MSProject.ActiveProject
'Code like Mad
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Jim
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