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This kind of problem was easily solvable 25 years ago in a typical Windows spreadsheet or word processing program by just opening 2 instances of the program. But apparently Microsoft Project is too precious to allow opening two instances of the program simultaneously.
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This kind of problem was easily solvable 25 years ago in a typical Windows spreadsheet or word processing program by just opening 2 instances of the program. But apparently Microsoft Project is too precious to allow opening two instances of the program simultaneously.
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This kind of problem was easily solvable 25 years ago in a typical Windows spreadsheet or word processing program by just opening 2 instances of the program. But apparently Microsoft Project is too precious to allow opening two instances of the program simultaneously.
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This kind of problem was easily solvable 25 years ago in a typical Windows spreadsheet or word processing program by just opening 2 instances of the program. But apparently Microsoft Project is too precious to allow opening two instances of the program simultaneously.
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This kind of problem was easily solvable 25 years ago in a typical Windows spreadsheet or word processing program by just opening 2 instances of the program. But apparently Microsoft Project is too precious to allow opening two instances of the program simultaneously.
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Apparently, there's no way to have two different #Microsoft Project 365 projects open in two separate, simultaneously-visible windows. You can open two files, but they are both open in the same window; you can alt-tab between them, but a web search confirms my experience that there's no way to get them into separate windows. The closest I found was tips on how to split the window with one project visible in each half. Complete garbage.
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Apparently, there's no way to have two different #Microsoft Project 365 projects open in two separate, simultaneously-visible windows. You can open two files, but they are both open in the same window; you can alt-tab between them, but a web search confirms my experience that there's no way to get them into separate windows. The closest I found was tips on how to split the window with one project visible in each half. Complete garbage.
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Apparently, there's no way to have two different #Microsoft Project 365 projects open in two separate, simultaneously-visible windows. You can open two files, but they are both open in the same window; you can alt-tab between them, but a web search confirms my experience that there's no way to get them into separate windows. The closest I found was tips on how to split the window with one project visible in each half. Complete garbage.
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Apparently, there's no way to have two different #Microsoft Project 365 projects open in two separate, simultaneously-visible windows. You can open two files, but they are both open in the same window; you can alt-tab between them, but a web search confirms my experience that there's no way to get them into separate windows. The closest I found was tips on how to split the window with one project visible in each half. Complete garbage.
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Apparently, there's no way to have two different #Microsoft Project 365 projects open in two separate, simultaneously-visible windows. You can open two files, but they are both open in the same window; you can alt-tab between them, but a web search confirms my experience that there's no way to get them into separate windows. The closest I found was tips on how to split the window with one project visible in each half. Complete garbage.