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Create a new Schedule: Use the default template. Or Choose the Setup Wizard. (File/New). Or Choose a predesigned template. NEXT: Follow the tips below. Set the Schedule Start and End Dates: Click the Toolbar Calendar icon: Change the Date Headings: Click the ToolBar Date Heading icon: Add a single Milestone Symbol: 1. Click the large Toolbox Plus Tool: 2. Select a symbol in the Toolbox. 3. Move the cursor to the schedule area click and drag horizontally. Let go of the mouse button at the selected symbol date. Add a Bar with Start/End Symbols: 1. In the Toolbox, select the small plus at the beginning of a row. 2. The entire row is highlighted blue. 3. Move the cursor to the schedule area. Click the start date and drag horizontally. Release the mouse button on the end date. Add Tasks and Column Text: 1. Select the Toolbox Text Tool: 2. Click in any column's cell, and start typing. 3. Use the Down Arrow to move to the next line. Change the Schedule Layout (height, width, number of columns and rows): Click the ToolBar Page Layout icon: Change a Symbol or Connector on the schedule: 2. In the schedule area, click once on a Symbol that you want to change; or the symbol to the left of the Horizontal Connector you want to change; or the symbol atop the Vertical Connector that you want to change. 3. In the Toolbox, click once on a different symbol or connector. Customize a Toolbox Symbol or Connector: 1. In the Toolbox, double click on a symbol, horizontal connector, or vertical connector. 2. The Symbol or Connector Options box allows you to change the shape, fill color, text positioning, date positioning, and more. The Symbol, Horizontal Connector, or Vertical Connector in the Toolbox is changed, as well as all occurrences on the schedule.

Add a Vertical Connector Between Symbols: 1. Click the Toolbox large Plus Tool: 2. In the schedule area, click once on the symbol from which you want the vertical connector to begin. 3. In the Toolbox, click once on the vertical connector to be used. 4. In the schedule area, click once on the symbol that completes the connection from the first symbol. Add a Chart Title: Choose Insert Chart Title. Add Symbol Text: 2. Double-click the symbol on the schedule. 3. On the Symbol Properties dialog box click the Text tab. 4. Enter up to 3 lines of text in the Symbol Text Line 1, 2, or 3. 5. Under Text Placement, select the positioning of the text. Add Symbol Notes: 2. Double-click a symbol on your schedule. 3. In the Symbol Properties dialog box, select the Notes tab and enter the text. This text is embedded in the symbol and appears when the cursor hovers over the symbol. Print Symbol Notes: 1. Choose Tools Reports Symbols Symbol Notes. Shift all Dates by a # of days: 1. Choose Edit Shift all Dates. 2. Enter the number of days. 3. Choose Forward or Backward. Add Legend: 1. Choose Format Legend. 2. Enter a height (Example.8) or choose Floating Legend. 3. Enter number of entries per row. Add Freeform Text: 1. Select the Toolbox Text Tool: 2. Click anywhere on the schedule, and start typing. Hide/Show All Symbol Dates and/or Text Add Legend Entry: 1. Choose Insert Legend Entry. 2. Enter text. 3. Select the symbol and connector to be associated with the text. 1. Choose View Override Symbol Date and Text Display.

Add a Column: Choose Insert Column and pick from available column types. Add Stoplight Column: 1. Choose Insert Column Stoplight. 2. Choose Standard Stoplight or Custom Stoplight. Move a Column: 2. Move the cursor on top of the column heading's border. The cursor changes to: 3. Click and drag to the new location, as shown by the insertion pointer: Change an Existing Column s Type: 2. Double-click the column heading cell. 3. Click the Column Type (SmartColumn) Settings tab. 4. On the SmartColumn Definition pull down menu, select a SmartColumn type. Add Percent Complete Pie Column: 1. Choose Insert Column Percent Complete. 2. Choose Show symbol only. 3. If the Change Symbol Type dialog box appears choose Yes. Add Baseline Start or End Date Column: 1. Choose Insert Column Dates. 2. Choose Baseline Start Date or Baseline End Date.

Outline a Schedule: 1. Double-click the column heading for the column which contains the information you want to outline. 2. Click the Column Formatting tab. 3. Under Indenting for Outlining, enter a value (such as 0.3). 4. Highlight the task lines to be indented and use the indent tool to indent the task line to the appropriate outline level. Add Summary Bars Add a Status Symbol: By default, status in Milestones Professional is based on the current date. To override the current date as status: 1. Double click on a symbol in the Toolbox you are not currently using. 2. In the Symbol Options dialog box select the Symbol Shape tab. 3. Select Status Symbol. 4. Add the symbol to any task line for which you want to adjust the status. Refer to Add a Single Milestone Symbol instructions (page 1). 1. Choose Format Summary Bar Settings. 2. Choose symbols and a connector to display for summary bars and choose other summary bar options. 3. To have control over the levels of summary to view, choose View Collapse/Expand Indicators. Add Baseline: Use the Baseline Setup Wizard, to establish standard symbology for task and summary lines in the Toolbox. 1. Choose Format Baseline Setup. 2. Follow the Wizard's instructions as you choose symbols and connectors to show baseline. Once you have set-up your baseline symbology in the Toolbox refer to Add a Symbol, Horizontal Connector, Symbol instructions (page 1). Show Progress: 1. Choose Format Dates Symbols-Fill to Status. 2. Choose Format Dates Connectors-Fill to Status. 3. By default, the symbol and connectors after the current date or status symbol will be void of color. 4. If you would like to show after status of the symbol as colored, double click on the symbol in the Toolbox. 5. Choose the Color/Pattern...tab and pick an After Status Color. 6. If you would like to show after status of the connector as colored, double click the connector in the Toolbox. 7. Pick an After Status Fill Color.

Add Earned Value Columns: 1. Choose Insert Column Earned Value. 2. Select from the Earned Value calculation columns available. Print Earned Value Reports: 1. Choose Tools Reports Earned Value. Print a Schedule: Milestones Professional offers a variety of printing options. Change the output size: 1. Choose File Printing Options General tab Specify Output Size Print a specific date range: 1. Choose File Printing Options Print tab Date Range Adjustment Exclude column(s) when printing: Create Presentation Schedules from MS Project Files 1. Choose File Printing Options Exclude Columns tab. (MS Project must be installed on your computer): 1. Choose File Open MS Project MPP File. 2. Once you select and Open your MPP file the MS Project Wizard will start. 3. Choose from a variety of schedule types, including: Milestone, Gantt, Summary, Performance, Resource, Earned Value, Coded Summary and Custom. 4. Choose from a list of distinct schedule formats based on the type of schedule you chose. 5. The wizard will then lead you through formatting options unique to each schedule. Distribute your Schedule: Free Milestones Viewer: 1. Download from www.kidasa.com. Create PDF: 1. Choose File Save As PDF. Copy all pages to PowerPoint: 1. Choose Edit Copy All Pages to Power- Point. Copy and paste to Word and other products: 1. Choose Edit Copy Metafile to Clipboard. 2. In other product, Choose Edit Paste. Publish your schedule to the Internet: 1. Choose File Internet Publishing. 2. The Wizard will guide you!