Re: The legislative and regulatory reform bill.

In article <MPG.1eb09902fde982ff989815@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, David P
<URL:mailto:me@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
In article <e260de$2sj$1$8300dec7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Hamish says...

"Howard Neil" <hneil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I like that but is there one for managers. I know that a good manager is
also a leader but the ones I have in mind are devoid of that attribute.



On the current software project I have been raising the paperwork to buy a
selection of software tools to run a project.

oohh! - you haven't by ay chance come across any free viewers for
Microsoft Project have you?

Pricey, but a good pair of binoculars might put you at a safe-ish distance.

The other format that find there way to me are AutoCad files [*.dwg] and
I give up on them as well.

Probably better to ask for .dxf files as they're importable by a lot more
apps. However, search for Autodesk DWG TrueView which I understand is used
to import CAD files into DTP. I've not used it myself but info passed fwiw.

I've asked for and received both types as *.pdf files; they are not
anywhere near as usable - but I resent the cost of the licences for both
Project and Cad.

I know the scenario and the type who causes it. Why is it always -my-
fault if I can't read their proprietary format - and still my fault if they
have to make six* extra mouse-clicks to read my generic format files?

Cheerio,

*Recent case: any other spread*** would have opened the tsv file
automatically but Excel needs its hand holding through the chore of
identifying a standard delimited format file.

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