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| − | Project views are similar to documents that you might create in Microsoft Office. | + | Project views are similar to documents that you might create in Microsoft Office. Project views can be retrieved, saved, copied, and deleted. OnePager uses the standard Windows file structure for project views, templates, milestones, and color palettes. |
Use the links to the articles below that discuss how to manage individual project views: | Use the links to the articles below that discuss how to manage individual project views: | ||
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| [[Backing Up and Restoring OnePager Files]] | | [[Backing Up and Restoring OnePager Files]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:57, 11 April 2016
Managing Project View Data
Project views are similar to documents that you might create in Microsoft Office. Project views can be retrieved, saved, copied, and deleted. OnePager uses the standard Windows file structure for project views, templates, milestones, and color palettes.
Use the links to the articles below that discuss how to manage individual project views:
| Creating New, Retrieving Existing, Saving, and Saving As |
| Sharing Project Views (Portal) |
| Deleting Project Views |
| Snapshots (Versioning) |
| Backing Up and Restoring OnePager Files |
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