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Pratta
This may not be much help, and I'm using Project Std 2000,
but what you are saying is correct. If the res pool file
is open you should be given the option of selecting and
linking to it in Share Resources.
I'd suggest :
- search for A.mpp.
- close all files and create a test environment to be sure
you can get a shared resource pool to work as required
name "pool.mpp". However, when I navigate into the "Share
Resources" window, the drop-down list of files to share
from displays only one option and it's "A.mpp". "A.mpp" is
not the name of the open resource pool file and I have no
idea where it comes from; I do not have a file
called "A.mpp".
but what you are saying is correct. If the res pool file
is open you should be given the option of selecting and
linking to it in Share Resources.
I'd suggest :
- search for A.mpp.
- close all files and create a test environment to be sure
you can get a shared resource pool to work as required
and link it to an already open resource pool,
name "pool.mpp". However, when I navigate into the "Share
Resources" window, the drop-down list of files to share
from displays only one option and it's "A.mpp". "A.mpp" is
not the name of the open resource pool file and I have no
idea where it comes from; I do not have a file
called "A.mpp".
specific resource pool, which is not "A.mpp"?