Reports in Microsoft Project Professional 2013

Hi,
Is there a link which explains the reports in Project Professional 2013?
I need the detailed description of the chart in each report.
K.Gokulraj

Hi K.Gokulraj
Please find the links,
I hope you will find those helpful.
Pick the right report in Project 2013
and
What’s New in Microsoft Project 2013?
Thanks
Manish

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Unable to download Microsoft Project Professional 2013 trial

I've been unable to download the trial version of the MS Project Professional iso file from the TechNet Evaluation Center. I start the download process but it immediately flashes "error" and then reverts back to the previous download
page.
I've tried both Chrome and Explorer browers, and both 32-bit and 64-bit downloads. I've also tried disabling antivirus and firewall. I've searched the web extensibly with no resolution. I've tried to download on both home and work computers to
various directories. I've also found numerous similar problems here on the TechNet forums, but absolutely no helpful response or resolution from Microsoft.
Microsoft online support tells me to call phone support. Phone support tells me they don't support trial versions. Who in their right mind would pay $1200 without being able to first try the product, especially when the company won't
even support their own software services?!
Anyone have any insight on how to fix this download error?
Thanks!

Are you a student?
There is a web site that offers Microsoft Professional 2013 for students at a very good price.
http://www.software4students.co.uk/products/microsoft-project-professional-2013-2014

Issue opening tasks in Microsoft Project Professional 2013

I am using SharePoint 2013 and Project Professional 2013.
On the Task list, I press the Open in Project.
Project loads then I get the following error
I tried a different approach and went to the site assets area.
Here I located the Projects file and tried to edit it. Then I got a different error
I've checked user permissions and I have full control. The file is not read only and it is checked in.
This has been tested and reproduced on multiple systems and with multiple users, no changes have been made to the task list.
Anybody have any idea where I need to troubleshoot now or any idea what's causing the problem? Thanks in advance.

Hi bwdarnold,
According to your description, my understanding is that you got an error when you open SharePoint 2013 task list using ‘Open with Project’ button with Project Server 2013.
Please make sure that you have configured Project Server 2013 correctly , you can check using the link:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee662109.aspx
Before you use ‘Open with Project’ , verify that Project Professional 2013 is closed on your desktop. More information, please refer to it:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219519.aspx
As this issue is related to Project Server 2013, I commend you create a new thread in Project Server forum, more experts will assist you with Project Server 2013.
Project Server forum:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/projectserver/en-US/home?category=project
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Wendy
Wendy Li
TechNet Community Support

Project Professional 2013 Installations Fails with Office 2010 installed on Windows 7 x86

When attempting to install Project Professional 2013 Pro (x86) on Windows Professional x86 PC that has Office 2010 ProSp2 installed client getting an error message at the end of the installation "Project 2013 has encountered an error during setup".
I have gotten the installer to work on x64 PC with Office 2010 installed. (Something worth noting that even thought I set the reboot to prompt its automatically reboots without warning but, appears to be working.) I also tried using the OTC, custom XML
file and just running setup.exe and get the error no matter what. When looking in the logs I there are MSI installer error with an error: Product:
Microsoft Project Professional 2013 - Update '{A6FFA77F-C1C1-43D3-A2C7-6A5B68138D9F}' could not be installed. Error code 1603. Windows Installer can create logs to help troubleshoot issues with installing software packages. Use the following link for
instructions on turning on logging support: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=23127
Without having to uninstall Office 2010 what do I need to modify in the installer to get it to Project 2013 Pro to install on the x86 machine?
Thanks

Hi,
Your environment will support 32 bit of Project professional 2013 (x86) as you have Windows and Office of (X86).
You try to modify registry then you wont face issue.
The issue when you hit a "1653" is that Windows
Installer "DisableRollback" is set. Office 2013 requires that "rollback" be enabled. If you are getting a "1653"
error in your logs as Ken did then the solution is to delete the "DisableRollback" (or set to '0') at the following registry keys:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Installer
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Installer
these are the issues I've seen:
Scheduler service was stopped. At a cmd window typing "net start schedule" resolves the problem.
CMD.exe was customized via the following registry key. Solution was to temporarily disable the customization by changing autorun value to autorun_old.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Command Processor
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Command Processor
Permission issues - seems some custom permissions affected Ingram's install which he explained in his previous post.
Environment variable "ComSpec" had been modified (semicolon added). Fix was to remove the added semicolon (there should be no semicolon).
The way to identify you are hitting this specific issue is if in the %temp%\OfficeSetup.log there is a mention of "Office64MUI.msi" failing to install with return value of 1603
If you want to enable verbose logging via the following key, rerun your failed install, and collect all the setup and MSI* logs that will give more information.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Installer]
"logging"= "voicewarmup"
kirtesh

Project Professional 2013: Reports / texbox BUG

I am using the reporting functions for a Project Status Report and found a quite annoying issue. As I need textboxes for general statements in my reports I discoverd that the navigation and correction keys (arrow-keys, backspace key, delete key, etc) are
always doing the corresponding action for 2 characters instead of only one. EG.: After writing "WORD" and positioning the focus (prompt) behinde the "D" and pressing backspace the "RD" is getting deleted.
I am using MS Projects Professional 2013 15.0.4551.1007. I could reproduce the issue on various installations.
Is there anybody who can confirm this behaviour or maybe has some informations about a bugfix?
Thank you and kind regards
P. Slond

Sadly, I can reproduce the error on both Project 2013 Click to Run and Project 2013 MSI with SP-1 installed. I will make sure that this post is brought to the attention of the folks from Microsoft. Sorry - I can't make any guesses about if/when
this may be fixed.
Julie

Microsoft Project Professional Trial 2013

I tried to download MS Project Pro Trial 2013 this morning (64-bit) and my computer told me that I needed the 32-bit. So I went through the registration process again and downloaded the 32-bit. Upon trying to run MS Project it gave me an error message
after typing in my trial code stating.
Error 25004: The product key you entered cannot be used on this machine. This is most likely due to previous MS Office 2013 trials being installed
Any help would be great on how I can successfully trial MS Project.

Hi,
Have you installed Microsoft Project Professional Trial 2013 or Office 2013 pro before?
Did you have installed any version of Office in this PC now?
As far as I know, the error occurs when we try to install a Windows Installer (MSI)-based version of Office/Project 2013 on a computer on which the computer manufacturer has already installed a version
of Microsoft Office/Project 2013.
Please try the following steps and check they are helpful.
Navigate to C:\Program Files\Common Files\microsoft shared
If there is a folder called OFFICE15 or OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform delete that folder.
Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Microsoft Shared
Same as above, If there is a folder called OFFICE15 or OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform delete that folder.
Reinstall
Please note: Backup before you deteted
Tips:
Office 32 bit version could be installed with both of 32bit and 64 bit Windows OS.
Make sure all versions of Office/Project are either 32-bit or 64-bit. You can’t have a mix of both.
Similar issue:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2013_release-office_install/office-2013-activator-error-25004-even-after/eed3a057-4ff9-401d-af49-04c0262223af
More reference:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2792178
Regards,
George Zhao
TechNet Community Support
It's recommended to download and install
Configuration Analyzer Tool (OffCAT), which is developed by Microsoft Support teams. Once the tool is installed, you can run it at any time to scan for hundreds of known issues in Office
programs.

Publication of the big-sized Enterprise projects from Project Professional 2013 to Project Server 2013 takes about 60+ minutes.

Dear Sirs,
I need your support over the following MS EPM 2013 issue:
Publication of the big-sized Enterprise projects from Project Professional 2013 to Project Server 2013 takes about 30+ minutes. We
need to reduce this total publication time down to acceptable working values 10+- minutes.
Environment information:
Single App Server (Virtual): 16 Gb RAM, x64 4xCPU, HDD > 50 GB free disk space, OS Windows Server 2012 Standard Edition x64 Service
Pack 1, MS SharePoint Server 2013 and MS Project Server 2013 with CU December 2013 (KB 2850024) applied.
Single RDBMS MS SQL Server (Virtual): 8 Gb RAM, x64 4xCPU, HDD > 200 GB free space, OS Windows Server 2012 Standard Edition x64 Service
Pack 1, MS SQL Server 2012 x64 SP 1 Enterprise Edition.
We have 1Gbit LAN between APP, DB server and 1Gbit LAN between APP and Proj Prof Client.
Yes, we are on the way of migrating to the Prod environment
with 3-tiered architecture (with SP1 slipstream and CU December 2014 applied), but this issue also
presents there.
Project’s file information:
Tasks in the file: [~4900], resources in the file [~396] enterprise task’s custom fields used in the file [~23].
Project save procedure for this new project would last about 7 minutes. Project publication would last about 47 minutes. We noticed that
tasks synchronization process took about 1 second for each ~2,5 tasks, to add them to the sharepoint tasks list. So for all 5148 tasks it took about 5148/3/60 = 34 minutes. Other 13 min was used for reporting database publication and other tasks relevant
for new sharepoint site creation.
Case 1: Issue description:
During the Enterprise project’s file save and publication we have the following sharepoint 2013 log messages:
07.31.2014 12:43:17.22 Microsoft.Office.Project.Server (0x0358) 0x3D5C SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly High Leaving Monitored Scope
(Persisting list changes). performing time =376.068676326181 22dca99c-4696-70f1-e9e2-06851d0bcffd
07.31.2014 12:43:17.69 Microsoft.Office.Project.Server (0x0358) 0x3D5C SharePoint Foundation Monitoring b4ly High Leaving Monitored Scope
(Persisting list changes). performing time =361.652807828928 22dca99c-4696-70f1-e9e2-06851d0bcffd
It shows that sharepoint spend at least ~350 milliseconds (or 0,35 sec*4900 tasks = 1715 sec, or 28,5 min) for each task update during
project publication. And we also have another log file that shows that about 0,7 sec (or 0,7 sec*4900 tasks = 3430 sec, or 57 min) sharepoint spend for save each task in project file to project server. So total save and publication time more then 60+ minutes
for that project file. The same result we have even if user didn’t do any changes at the project file.
We use only enterprise projects (dbo.MSP_EpmProject_UserView.projectvisibilitymode = «False»), and do not use sharepoint tasks lists,
but the synchronization between MSP Plan and SharePoint tasks list works at any case.
Case 2: Issue description:
- For the second test we created a new project with new sharepoint project’s site on basis of our «issue» project, with total amount
of tasks in it of 5148 (yes, we increased the tasks list default limit at the sharepoint site up to 6000 items in it – standard limits for sharepoint view list – 5000 items).
- Project save procedure for this new project would last about 7 minutes. Project publication would last about 47 minutes. We noticed
that tasks synchronization process took about 1 second for each ~2,5 tasks, to add them to the sharepoint tasks list. So for all 5148 tasks it took about 5148/3/60 = 34 minutes. Other 13 min was used for reporting database publication and other tasks
relevant for new sharepoint site creation.
-Then we deleted the
tasks list for that new test project from the sharepoint site and republish the project plan one more time. This time project save procedure took about 7 minutes, project publication about 2 minutes and 3 minutes for other relevant queue jobs. So total time
is 12 minutes.
As a conclusion: yes, we have determined
the exact problem - during synchronization process (from Project Server to SharePoint) it perform copying all tasks and related data from Project to SharePoint in spite of fact that you changed only ONE task or ALL of them. At any case, synchronization will
copy ALL of them from Project Server to SharePOint task’s list.
Our workaround is to disable the task’s synchronization for such big-sized project plans:
– to delete the SharePoint «tasks» list at the SharePoint site tied with project plan.
- or deattach the SharePoint site from the project plan.
Thank you for reading this topic, please if you also forced with such issue provide us any known workaround or maybe any official response
\ feedback from MS about it.
Thank you in advance,
Best Regards, Andrey

Regarding my topic, I also said that every time when sync works it updates All items from project’s plan at Project Server to corresponded task’s list at SharePOint server. Inspire of the fact that you changed only One task or group /
all of them at your project’s plan.
And it seems to me and my colleagues that it’s probably (maybe) a “bug” at the product. Here is what we have if looked a little bit closer to the code:
Share Point determines what task to sync from Project’s plan to sharepoint list. To do that sharepoint needs to know was that task changed or not, based on the following fileds (check SQL stored procedure “[MSP_READ_TASKS_FOR_SYNCRONIZATION]”):
TASK_UID    TASK_NAME    TASK_START_DATE    TASK_FINISH_DATE    TASK_PCT_COMP    TASK_PARENT_UID    TASK_OUTLINE_NUM
WSS_LISTITEM_UID   TASK_ID    TASK_IS_ACTIVE
We noticed that at any case synchronization performs for all tasks, EXCEPT the ROOT one. Then we looked at the comparison of TASK_PARENT_UID field. So sharepoint compares TASK_PARENT_UID with ParentID (this is internal name for lookup
field “Tasks” at the Sharepoint, and it stores their values at the format "ID;#Title").
And comparison performs like following:
SharePoint looks for Task at the Tasks’s list corresponded to Project’s plan with ID represented at the TASK_PARENT_UID field. Then it takes SharePoint ListItem ID (“int” type) and store it to the “num” parameter;
num = this.GetCachedListItemByUniqueId(listItem.ParentList, nullable.Value).ID;
2.Then it compares “num” with task’s “ParentID” at SharePOint as follow with operator “!=”:
((SPItem) listItem)["ParentID"] != (System.ValueType) num
3. If comparison was success (true) – then it tell us that values (at the Project’s plan for tasks) was changed, then it need to be synchronized. Corresponded Method setup “true” flag, and then returns it.
The “bug” is that this expression at the Step 2 will always return “true”, because in fact it compares “string” (see above – that this is lookup field at SharePoint side)
with “number”. For example if the parant task ID is “55”, then we get:
"55;#Task 1" != 55
And by the rules of .Net the “string” will never equal “number”
Furthermore this is approved by the SharePoint logs:
In that case we always get the note “Setting ParentID to” at the logs (we see it if turns on Verbose for “Project Server” -> “Sharepoint Integration” category).
So at any case of publishing project’s plan we always get that note at the logs for tasks that have Parent task, and we have Parent for all of them EXCEPT the ROOT one, exact logs represented further:
10/15/2014 02:37:32.26    Microsoft.Office.Project.Server (0x07D8)    0x06E8    Project Server    Sharepoint Integration    ado0d
Verbose    Setting ParentID to 1    bf2fc29c-7727-b00d-fa4a-34f22ea9ec1d 10/15/2014 02:37:32.62    Microsoft.Office.Project.Server (0x07D8)    0x06E8
Project Server    Sharepoint Integration    ado0d    Verbose
Setting ParentID to 1    bf2fc29c-7727-b00d-fa4a-34f22ea9ec1d 10/15/2014 02:37:32.63    Microsoft.Office.Project.Server (0x07D8)    0x06E8    Project Server
Sharepoint Integration    ado0d    Verbose
Setting ParentID to 1    bf2fc29c-7727-b00d-fa4a-34f22ea9ec1d 10/15/2014 02:37:32.67    Microsoft.Office.Project.Server (0x07D8)    0x06E8    Project Server
Sharepoint Integration    ado0d    Verbose
Setting ParentID to 1    bf2fc29c-7727-b00d-fa4a-34f22ea9ec1d 10/15/2014 02:37:32.69    Microsoft.Office.Project.Server (0x07D8)    0x06E8    Project Server
Sharepoint Integration    ado0d    Verbose
Setting ParentID to 5    bf2fc29c-7727-b00d-fa4a-34f22ea9ec1d
The following is the complete Method’s code from the corresponded reflector:
private bool UpdateParentID(DataSet taskDS, DataRow row, SPListItem listItem, Dictionary<Guid, SPListItem> redoEntries)
bool flag = false;
int index = taskDS.Tables[0].DefaultView.Find((object) DataRowExtensions.Field<Guid>(row, "TASK_PARENT_UID"));
if (index >= 0)
Guid? nullable = DataRowExtensions.Field<Guid?>(taskDS.Tables[0].DefaultView[index].Row, "WSS_LISTITEM_UID");
int num = -1;
if (listItem.Fields.ContainsField("ParentID"))
if (nullable.HasValue)
try
// STEP 1
num = this.GetCachedListItemByUniqueId(listItem.ParentList, nullable.Value).ID;
catch (ArgumentException ex)
if (redoEntries != null)
if (!redoEntries.ContainsKey(DataRowExtensions.Field<Guid>(row, "TASK_UID")))
redoEntries.Add(DataRowExtensions.Field<Guid>(row, "TASK_UID"), listItem);
//STEP 2
if (num != -1 && ((SPItem) listItem)["ParentID"] != (System.ValueType) num)
((SPItem) listItem)["ParentID"] = (object) num;
ULS.SendTraceTag(845443U, (ULSCatBase) ULSCat.msoulscat_PS_ProjectSharepointIntegration, ULSTraceLevel.Verbose, "Setting ParentID to {0}", new object[1]
((SPItem) listItem)["ParentID"]
//STEP 3
flag = true;
else if (((SPItem) listItem)["ParentID"] != null)
((SPItem) listItem)["ParentID"] = (object) null;
ULS.SendTraceTag(2495056U, (ULSCatBase) ULSCat.msoulscat_PS_ProjectSharepointIntegration, ULSTraceLevel.Verbose, "Resetting ParentID to null");
flag = true;
return flag;
Any thoughts about it would be much appreciated!

Custom Ribbon Menu in MS Project Professional 2013

Hi all,
I want to create a custom ribbon menu in MS Project Professional 2013 but I am not sure how to save it as a template and apply it enterprise wide.
Or is it something that needs to be packaged?
Thanks!
SJ

Apologies for the delay. To get this working in VBA you need to construct a Ribbon XML format version of the menu as you want it. I've copied an example below, but there is a
Microsoft page with information on how the schema works. Key lessons I've learnt are that:
button id and group id values - doesn't seem to matter what they are, but they must be unique
imageMSOs - for the gallery of images that you can choose from is published by Microsoft
here. I found various pages that described how to add custom images to the ribbon in Excel, but I never managed to get them to work for me, so just stuck with the images in this file.
Don't expect any meaningful error messages if you make mistakes in the XML - it just won't appear. I found putting the value of the string into an XML editor was useful for highlighting some errors.
The ribbon menu is actually applied to projects rather than the application, so if you don't have any projects open, then the ribbon menu won't appear.
Here's my example, which adds a "New Menu" tab to the ribbon, with a couple of buttons to launch macros. This can just be added to a new module in your global file.
'===========================================================================
' Developed by A Simpson, 27 November 2013
'===========================================================================
Public Sub evst_AddCustomRibbon()
Dim customUiXml As String
Dim pj As Project
customUiXml = "<mso:customUI xmlns:mso=""http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2009/07/customui"" loadImage=""LoadImage"" >" _
& "<mso:ribbon><mso:tabs><mso:tab id=""evst"" label=""New Menu"">"
customUiXml = customUiXml _
& "<mso:group id=""group0"" label=""Reporting"">" _
& "<mso:button id=""button0-1"" label=""Task Usage+"" size=""large"" " _
& "imageMso=""TaskUsageViewGallery"" onAction=""Macro1"" " _
& "supertip=""Gives a report of the projected expenditure on the project.""/>" _
& "<mso:button id=""button0-2"" label=""Resource Usage+"" size=""large"" " _
& "imageMso=""ResourceAllViewsGallery"" onAction=""Macro2"" " _
& "supertip=""Gives the projected headcount of the project in FTE values."" />" _
& "</mso:group>"
customUiXml = customUiXml _
& "<mso:group id=""group1"" label=""Eversight QA"">" _
& "<mso:button id=""button1-1"" label=""DCMA 14 point Analysis"" size=""normal"" " _
& "imageMso=""GroupResolveConflictsAndErrors"" onAction=""Macro3"" " & "supertip=""Executes the DCMA 14 point assessment of the current schedule.""/>" _
& "<mso:button id=""button1-2"" label=""Eversight Advanced QA"" size=""normal"" " _
& "imageMso=""PwaProjectProgressUpdate"" onAction=""Macro4"" " & "supertip=""Executes the Eversight QA Advanced checks, as configured in Eversight > Options."" />" _
& "<mso:button id=""button1-3"" label=""Eversight Basic QA"" size=""normal"" " _
& "imageMso=""PwaProjectProgressUpdate"" onAction=""Macro5"" " & "supertip=""Executes the Eversight QA Basic checks, as configured in Eversight > Options.""/>" _
& "</mso:group>"
customUiXml = customUiXml _
& "</mso:tab></mso:tabs></mso:ribbon></mso:customUI>"
For Each pj In Application.Projects
pj.SetCustomUI (customUiXml)
Next pj
End Sub
You'll also need an event which executes this macro. The following code goes in the "Microsoft Project Objects > ThisProject (Global.MPT)" module within the global file:
Option Explicit
Public WithEvents MSPApp As Application
Private Sub MSPApp_WindowActivate(ByVal activatedWindow As Window)
evst_AddCustomRibbon
End Sub
I hope that gets you started,
Thanks,
Andrew
Andrew Simpson
Founder – Eversight Ltd
E: [email protected]
W: www.eversight.co.uk
Download Eversight for MS Project — a free add-on which helps users build high quality schedules with MS project.

Project professional 2013 can't connect to Project online

It's federated account where the AD is synched with Project Online.
When i use project professional 2013 it asks me to type in the username and password. If i use Office 365 account it works fine and if i use federated account it doesn't work and prompts me that account is wrong.
If i use the same federated account from browser i am able to login with after redirecting me to local server to authenticate.
any pointers?
Satya Mantena

I would open a support case with Microsoft to try and resolve this.
Ben Howard [MVP] | web |
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book | P2O

Project professional 2013 can not connect to Project Online behind proxy

Hi,
I had problem when running application ms project professional 2013 connect to project online behind proxy,
but we can access url PWA site in browser.
but when we connect to pass through internet we can connect project professional 2013 to project online.
i get article http://technet.microsoft.com/library/hh373144.aspx to open port 443, but we already
open port 443.
anybody know how to troubleshoot this problem? or other port to open beside port 443.
thansk for advice.
regards
rully

Hi Ruly,
Are you still having an issue? Could you share the error details, when you try to connect the MS Project to project online behind proxy?
Cheers, Badal

Availability of Microsoft Project Professional for MAC users.

Hi,
Please let me know, how do I use Microsoft Project Professional in my MAC Machine without using any virtualization software?
Thanks.
PSN

Hi,
Please let me know, how do I use Microsoft Project Professional in my MAC Machine without using any virtualization software?
Thanks.
PSN
Hello :)
Please check this blog for Brian
Project Online: How do I use my Apple Mac?
http://blogs.technet.com/b/projectsupport/archive/2013/05/21/project-online-how-do-i-use-my-apple-mac.aspx
Karim El Zarka, MCTS Sharepoint 2010 , MCITP SharePoint Administrator 2010 Whenever you see a reply and if you think is helpful, click "Vote As Helpful"! And whenever you see a reply being an answer to the question of the thread, click "Mark
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Project Professional 2013

I am preparing for 74-343. following is the drag and drop question. Please help me. I would like to post more Drag and Drop questions as soon as find more. Does anybody have a summary of Drag and Drop questions and answers ready? If I get them, that would
be great help. Thanks in advance to all Project Professional 2013 gurus
which 4 steps from following , in sequence , required to find and install an app from the office store ? all
a) Add an app to your account
b) Access the office store and log in by using a valid account
c) Request the app at your local Microsoft Office store
d) Search for an specific app
e) Execute the installation app file to inst
f) Download and save the app file on your local computer
g) Receive an email with instruction on how to download and install the app
h) Go to My Apps in Microsoft Project and then Select and Insert the app

Hi Mayur,
I'd say B, D, E, H.
However this forum is not intended to train users for certifications exams, but to help users about specific issues using, implementing, administering the solution.
Anyway I got some documentation about the certification that I'll be pleased to send you. Contact me at : guilluameDOTrouyreATgcosiDOTcom (replace caps letters).
Cheers.
Guillaume Rouyre - MBA, MCP, MCTS

This operation requires that microsoft project professional be installed

This operation requires that microsoft project professional be installed when launching "Open with MS Project" from a SharePoint 2013 task list. MS Project Professional is already installed on the machine.
Environment : Windows 7 SP1 , IE 11 , SP Enterprise 2013 ( Latest Patches )

I would check your file associations, make sure Windows knows to use Project to open the file type you are launching from Sharepoint.
Click start, Default Programs, File Assocoiations, you can then find the file extension of the type you are launching and ensure Project is listed s the program to open it, if the file type is not there, then add it by right clicking the file and selecting
"Open With."
If "Open With" isn't offered, just click on "Open". If there is no default program already associated with the file
type, you'll be given a choice of searching for a suitable program on the Web, or selecting a program from a list of installed programs, just as with the old "Open With".
Cheers,
Curt Winter
Certified Microsoft Professional
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Difference between save and publish on project professional 2013

Dear Barbara
What's difference between save and/or publish tasks from project professional 2013 onto project server 2013 integrated with TFS?
For me its the same, if you exclude the integration with TFS in this scenario, that demands publishing, the tasks will be saved in project server anyway.
Its that right? Thank you.
Adauto

hi Adauto,
As a project owner when you create project plan from PWA or from Project Professional Once you save it means it will go to draft database and will be available to you in the server but you can not see it onto Project center.
Once you Click on Publish then project get publish and sits in publish database at the same time it will sync reporting database too. Once project get Publish then only all the team member who are associated with project will be able to see the project
in project center including you .
Also Users who are having either same RBS assigned to them or heigher to you will be able to see the project onto the project center.
Also All the resource will get notified and task assignment will be assigned to team members.
This is a same case for Project server with TFS integration and normal project server without TFS integration
Main Usability of Save is :
As a Project owner when you start Project scheduling you take time to finish it so everyday you can save it so that next day you can resume your work but in the middle of the scheduling work you wont want to show the data to your organization until- unless
you give it final touch .Once you complete it then only publish it so that it would be available to team members.
kirtesh
kirtesh

Can't connect project professional 2013 to project server 2013 in SP permissions mode

Hello,
to what groups user has to belong in project server 2013 (sharepoint permission mode) to be able to connect to project server from project professional 2013 ? I have managed to connect only using project administrator account. Have tried to add regular user
to administrators, portfolio managers, project managers, resource managers groups (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219510%28v=office.15%29.aspx) but could not connect.

By default the Project Managers and Resource Managers groups will have this permission (and admins obviously).
When you say, you cannot connect, what specific error are you getting?
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