Nokia 9XXX Cell Phone User Manual


 
Plan User Manual
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VIEWS
Plan supports the following views, all accessible from the “View > Change view” menu
option:
Task list
Gantt view
Resource list
Holidays
The first two views show tasks using different display formats. The resource view shows the
list of resource available. The holiday view shows resource holidays for a single selected
resource.
In the task views many of the same keys have the same function, for example the up and
down cursor keys change the current task and the enter key edits the current task. In each of
these views the current task will be highlighted.
As well as selecting a view from the menu you can also cycle through the views using the
Ctrl-Q key combination.
Task list view
The task list view shows the following fields for each task:
Description. Textual description of the task.
Start. Calculated start date
End.
Calculated end date
Work. Man hours work value
Resources. Resources assigned to the task
Dependencies.
Other tasks this task depends upon to start/finish
% done. Percentage of work completed.
Saved work, start & end. Recorded/baselined work/start/end values
Early start & end.
Earliest dates task can start and end
Late start & end. Latest dates task can start/end without delaying the final plan end date
Res. cost. Costs associated with the resource labour costs
Fixed cost. A fixed cost which can be entered for the task
Total cost. Total cost of the task
W.B.S. Work Breakdown Structure code – a unique identifier for the task
Note.
Freeform note associated with the task
Text1 – Text5. Freeform text associated with the task
Number1 – Number5. Freeform values associated with the task
In the task list view and Gantt view each task is shown on a separate line of the display. One
of the tasks on the screen will be highlighted and is referred to as the current task. Pressing
the up and down arrow keys changes the current task. If there are more tasks than will fit onto
the screen then when at the top or bottom of the screen pressing the cursor key will scroll the
screen vertically to display the next task off the screen. Use the Ctrl or Chr keys with the