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Beautiful Work.

I, as well, am helping my corp implement Project2000 and Project Central with a SQL2000 back-end. Also, webparts designed to work in our B2E (Forgive me) portal and the ProjectCentral Portal workspaces for different development and engineering teams. The pilot project is the Lan/Wan implementation teams roll out plan for Win2k Server, XP and ADS for 250 odd sites world wide. (they gave me servers and everything..*pant*pant*)

These little nuggets will definitely be tools for the utility belt come implemnentation time.

Thanks for the great info.

C-.

In reply to Re: Microsoft Project and Perl by cacharbe
in thread Microsoft Project and Perl by dws

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