Default view Mode

Hi I have different security class setup in shared services for a planning application. How can I have each users view to be the basic mode rather than the advanced mode? I want them to see the tasks list first when they navigate to the planning application. Really appreciate your time and help!

I am not sure why this has never been built into planning, it is one of questions that comes up time and time again.
There was even a bug/feature enhancement request from many years ago which I heard would go into version 11 but never did.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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