Luka Gospodnetic - Microsoft Project 2007 Blog

Luka Gospodnetic is writing this blog primarily about Microsoft Office Project 2007 and its correlation to project management.

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My name is Luka Gospodnetic and I work in the company named IN2 (Zagreb). Welcome to my blog which is dedicated to Microsoft Office Project 2007 and it's connection to project management. The blog will cover MS Project basics, advanced issues and also some nice tips & tricks that I hope will help current and maybe future users to master their ability to use MS Project. From time to time I will also try to provide a fun (realistic? :) ) side of the project management such as images, quotes etc.

If you have any questions or just want to say hello, don't hesitate to contact me:
   e-mail: lukag (at) in2.hr
   gsm: +385 98 458262

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Turning project summary task on by default

I read on Microsoft project blog, that you can make the project summary task show itself on every new project plan that you create. This way you don't have to add it each time through the Project menus. The downside is that you will have to do it through Windows registry, but if you are fammiliary with Microsoft products, than you know that this is a normal process :)

So, here is the walkthrough:

-    Start->Run->Regedit (this opens Windows registry editor)
-    Got to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\12.0\MS Project\Options\View
-    Right click on View
-    Select New->DWORD Value
-    Put the following text for value: Show Project Summary
-    Set the name to Show Project Summary
-    Click off Show Project Summary
-    Doubleclick on Show Project Summary
-    Set the value to 1
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