New web site & MrProject 0.6

Kurt Maute <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.apps.mr-project.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I just compiled MrProject v0.6.0.
It's good to see that weekends are skipped now in
calculating the calendar duration.  However, I'm sorry
to see the duration field gone.  I know you want to
develop some automated calculation between work and
duration, but I think that should always remain
optional, since not all task durations are dependent
only on the amount of effort we put into them, such as
when the bulk of the work is being performed by an
outside entity. Take the example of procurement of a
T1 line.  The estimated delivery time from the
supplier is normally 45 working days.  It won't take
our folks very long to order it and monitor the
progress of the work.

I like the new cost field in the Task view.  However,
it does seem to calculate strangely.  I set up a
resource with a cost of 1, and a task with work of 1
day, and the cost calculates as 9.  When I increase
the work field to 2 days, the task cost increases to
33.


> Hi!
> Me and Richard just launched a new web site for
> MrProject. It can be
> viewed at http://mrproject.codefactory.se/.

Looks Great!

> tis 2002-08-13 klockan 09.52 skrev Mikael Hallendal:
> > tis 2002-08-13 klockan 05.15 skrev Kurt Maute:
> > 
> > Hi!
> 
> I added the User Guide to the new site:
> http://mrproject.codefactory.se/user-guide.php
> 
> We need to take the screenshots with AA though,
> looks much better :)
> I'll try to do this during the weekend or latest on
> Monday (if Richard
> doesn't beat me to it, *I hope*) :)

Ok, I'll educate myself on the AA format for future
use.  Know any good links/resources?

=====
Kurt Maute
[email protected]

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