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   jim_"crazy_legs"_blodg | Jun 02, 1999 08:19am | #1

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   Lee - over at jlconline.com they have an entire board discussing "computer solutions". Their technologies editor will jump in and help you out too if you don't get a response or if somebody gives you a bum steer. Joe Stoddard, good guy. - yb

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   nasaun | Jun 05, 1999 01:08pm | #2

   *Try MS Project. Not that hard with plenty of support verbal and written and easily adaptable for construction and remodeling. Good luck

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   Tom_Laing | Jun 06, 1999 12:37pm | #3

   *Surprised I never hear any mention of Fast Track Schedule. Although I don't use it often...once per job...I found it to be the easiest out-of-the-box program to use that I have encountered. I was productive after about an hour. It's capable of doing some very fancy stuff, but you can be up and running with a basic bar chart in short order. It has sample charts for several basic jobs, including house building.

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   Lee_Place | Jun 06, 1999 12:38pm | #4

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   I'm looking for a program to create a bar chart schedual from a MSWorks spread sheet.Thanks.