Project manager question

I'm doing multicam work, with lots of footage.
PPro seems to be bogging down my system. Therefore, i've decided to export my multicam sequences into separate projects.
My question is, if i grab the Main project, and the multicam pre-comp, does premiere know intelligently re-link all existing footage, and keep the project bin in tact, or does Premiere re conform files, and duplicate all the footage?
Also, while we're on the subject, the option to check "Rename Media Files to Match Clip names" has me confused.
Where would you use this?

Also, while we're on the subject, the option to check "Rename Media Files to Match Clip names" has me confused.
Where would you use this?
When your orginal footage is called e.g. clip1, clip 2, clip3 etc and the same clips in the project window you renamed to e.g. flowers, trees, plains.
If you check that option the original footage is renamed to flowers, trees etc.

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I need an expert advice on setting up timelines for establishing an Oracle Apps Production environment. We are implementing Oracle HR & Payroll at an organization.
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We would be installing Oracle Apps R11i (11.5.10) with jserv load balancing on the 2-nodes
Can anyone suggest how much time this should take to install/configure & patching of the application tier (on 2 nodes)?
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Basic project management question

HI,
In the "Projects and Events" top level of the Libraries pane, there is a pre made "folder" called Projects. The icon is a purple square with a star. This is identical to all the others which I assume are Events. I I click on an "Event" all the clips are revealed in the pane to the right. But if I click on the tiny trinagle, nothing is revealed. I don't understand this.
Now my real question: If I click on the triangle for the pre made Projects fodler, it reveals 4 collections called: Complete, Incomplete etc. Also their icons look like a strange blue page. I made these and they seem to have come from the previous verions of FCP X. When I reveal the contents of Incomplete, what I want to do is move a project, by dragging, to the Complete collection. Instead of moving it though, it copies it. The only way to get rid of the project in the Incomplete collection is by moving it to the trash, but this really does delete it everywhere!
I find the new version very hard to understand. All I want is to group project according to their being complete or not, or some other catagory, but I canno figure it out.
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Because the changes to the 10.1 library model were so substantial there has been a huge amount of info on updating and they way this model affects organization put out by Apple and many training organizations.
Here is a very good document by Apple; it gets right into the files created by updating. There are other docs by Apple as well as articles and free video tutorials by trainers easily found by a search.
The short answer is events live in libraries and projects live in events. Left to its own devices, the first time 10.1 is launched it will update the projects and events it sees on connected drives and make a library for each drive. The disclosure triangles reveal collections. If there are no collections, nothing will show when opened.
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Question about elearning - OKP SAP Commercial Project Management

Hi Gurus,
i have a question about an e learning course which SAP offers-
Course Name- OCPM10-
OCPM10 - OKP SAP Commercial Project Management 1.0 | SAP Training and Certification Shop
It's an e learning course for 20 hours, below are my questions-
Since its an e-learning course, is it to be completed in a specified time (within 2-3 days) or we can have access to it throughout the year but duration of course is 20 hrs
What kind of documentation is provided to me as part of this course.

1. C_TPLM22_05 - SAP Certified Solution Consultant PLM - Project Management with SAP ERP 2005
It includes SAP PLM 235 course material along with PLM 200, 210 220, 230,
2. C_TPLM22_60 - SAP Certified Application Associate - Project Management with SAP ERP 6.0
It is not including the PLM 235 course.
This is the basic difference between it. IN Certification there are 6 -7 areas , in each of them you have to score more than 70 % , there many few multiple answer questions as well. Finally over score will come it should be higher than 70 %. So, I ideally weight all the topics equally,
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PROJECT MANAGER INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

HI ABAPers,
hope you all are doing well.
recently i was selected in the technical interview and waiting for the project manager interview.
so can anybody please help me how to handle the project manager round.
what are the interview questions asked by project manager.
please post some Q&A's related to this project round ASAP.
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SP.

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The order of topics in the Project Manager is not reflected when creating a PDF for review.

Can't seem to find an answer to this in the forums...
Using RH10.
In the Project Manager pod is a default 'Project Files' folder.
Within that I have a 'Topics' folder in which my topic files reside.
Under the View menu, I have selected 'By Topic Title'. I understand that this displays the topics by their title as opposed to their file name. I understand that this is a display toggle only, and has no relation to the order of the topics - the alternative toggle is 'By File Name'.
Notice in the image below, my topics are displayed by topic title, but aren't in alphabetical order. ...yet.
There's a button at the top of this window for changing the sort order to 'Sort by Name', which has the result below.
Ok, so now the topics are displayed by topic title, and in alphabetical order.
Question 1: If that button toggles the view to display topics in 'alphabetical order', what on earth is the other order called? It's certainly not in order of file name, as I've checked a bunch of the topic filenames, and can't see any pattern/order to the this structure.
Question 2: When I go to create a PDF for review (via Review > Create PDF for Review), the window that appears displays all the topics available to me to select for review. However, they're displayed in this other 'odd' sort order instead of 'alphabetical' order. The Help menu says that this window reflects the order of topics as it finds them in the Project Manager. However, what seems to be actually happening is it's displaying the topics based on the view you have selected under the View menu (i.e. either 'View by Topic Title' or 'View by File Name'), and regardless of which view toggle you have selected, the order of the topics is only ever this 'odd' sort order. In other words, in the 'Create PDF for Review' window, it appears I can never see the topic list in alphabetical order. Furthermore, it appears that the only way I can resolve this is to go back into the Project Manager, switch to 'odd' sort order, and manually drag all the topics into alphabetical order. ...I have hundreds of topics.
Is there some way I can quickly change this 'odd' sort order to 'alphabetical'? There must be some underlying file with this order of topics in it (hopefully).

Hi there
I don't have an immediate answer for Question 2, but for Question 1, the topic order is "User Defined" as you are able to click and drag topics to create any arrangement that suits you. This was something added as a result of user feedback. Enough users asked Adobe to allow them to arrange topics this way that they made it a reality. The logic escapes me as I'm a user that normally expects software to list things in either ascending or descending alphabetical order.
Perhaps Peter will pop in with a nice explanation of the PDF for Review sorting and Adobe's logic behind it.
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Is it possible to export, and include AE compositions used within a Premiere Pro project, via project manager?

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Though not exactly the solution I seek, I've tried an alternative approach... it works (if anyone's interested)... but my original question still stands.
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Project Management in J2EE-Development

Hi all, unfortunatley there is no forum for project management issues, so maybe I will bother some of you with non-technical questions:
Is there any learning material e.g. books, forums, newsgroups, tutorials related to the topic of project managment in J2EE-Development? I'm particularly interessted in questions like:
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Project Management Templates fo SharePoint?

Can you recommend SharePoint "templates" to use for Project Management? (Something for our PMO)
TIA,
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you can also get Project server and integrate with SharePoint
http://office.microsoft.com/en-001/project/enterprise-project-portfolio-management-project-server-FX103802061.aspx
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Research - Project Management factors in Successful ERP Implementation

Hi all,
I already posted this topic under ERP and I just copied the following text, hoping to get more responses:
I am an Honours student of the Edinburgh Napier University who is undertaking an academic thesis entitled u201CProject Management factors in Successful ERP Implementationu201D.
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http://bit.ly/de5pEt
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Hi Matt,
thank you very much for completing my survey and I am also very grateful for the feedback.
I had questions about IT service companies before. But my questionnaire was too long and people stopped answering by the half. So I had to delete Questions. But this is a good point and I will use this for my dissertation for further research.
I am sorry and a kind of embarrassed, that my survey has some mistakes. The only problem is that I cannot edit them since it is open or I have to delete the responses.
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We have plans of procurring a third party Project Management Tool which needs to be integrated to existing Oracle Financials. Project Management Tool needs employee information for its functioning.
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