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In news:ilmefm$5rj$1@dough.gmane.org,
NoOp <glgxg@sbcglobal.net> typed:

...

::
:: Your post might be better on the discuss list. That said,
:: why do you seem to think that LO needs a 'Project Manager'
:: module?
::

...

I agree that Project Manager as it exists from Microsoft isn't really 
something I'd want to see in Libre OR OO.o. t's a huge package and would be 
a big step backward in some ways to make it part of the Suite for the few 
people who would use it.

There are many alternatives avaiable, both free and pay-for that will do a 
great job of project management, depending on what yhou want to get out of 
it. Depending on what you need, Excel or Calc would even be usable for 
project management; I've seen a few decent templates around for them. 
Besides, I'm never found the MS Project Manager to be that good or that 
userfriendly anyway. I live with it because it's the status quo and 
"Microsoft" is a magic name to management here. That might be reasonable 
too, considering the many levels of project management that existed here, 
but that's another folly for another place.

Now, were TDF to take on creating a Project Manager, that might be OK. But 
it looks like a lot of work that a lot of people wouldn't use rght away for 
a lot of reasons.

HTH,

Twayne`




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