Some questions about Project Tools

Published by: jack 2010-03-20

Learning COM, ATL, ADO::
Some of the features of ADO 2.7 got broken in 2.8, so your "legacy" project may be keyed to that (MDAC 2.7). Ask questions of the folks handing it off to
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I am considering purchasing project tools for my forums. I have a few questions before I make a decision

Can I make separate sections that do the following

E-commerce::
(HI IAM DEVELOPING E-COMMERCE WEBSITE FOR BUSINESS I HAVE SOME QUESTIONS THAT I .. is to get executive management involved and supportive of the project.
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Creating a Web Based Business Application/Database::
I can answer your questions #1 and #2, but you should keep in mind that if your . to complete the work (usually up to some ceiling based on an estimate).
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1. Can I have a separate section that I use solely to track what features I would like to implement into the next version of my software I release? I would like to be able to create a new "Feature" Topic and post progress on that specific feature until it is complete. I do not want any other usergroups to view this

2. Can I have a feature section where users can request what features they would like to have implemented and this would be viewable to everyone?

IT Project management roles::
Here are some job descriptions that I found which may more specifically and to business process # Ensure Service processes and tools are utilised to
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Thanks for your help

Permissions can also be set per issue type. So for example, you can have one project with a bugs issue type that everyone can access, a feature requests issue type that everyone can access, and a development issue type that only people involved in the development can access.

I'm pretty sure you can do that.

The Project Permissions settings are pretty similar to the well known Forum Permissions settings.

Can View Others' Issues, Can Post New Issues, etc. can be set per usergroup - either global or per project.

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