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(There is no the PDF copy, as the online web pages contain animated images and videos which can help to understand how to use the app easier than reading the static content in the PDF file.)

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Press ⌘⌥^ (Command + Alt + Ctrl) to show shortcut tips in the active project window.

• Double-click on the Gantt chart, the task on the clicked line will be selected AND the Gantt Chart will scroll to make the relative taskbar be visible.
• Or to select the task in the outline panel, the Gantt Chart will scroll to make the taskbar of the selected task be visible if needed.

Double-click on the timeline(at top of Gantt chart), Gantt Chart will scroll the timeline to today

• ⇧⌥⌘ → (Shift + Option + Command + Right) to expand all task groups
• ⇧⌥⌘ ← (Shift + Option + Command + Left) to collapse all task groups
• Or put five fingers on the touch pad (do not need to click, just put the fingers on the pad together)

Click the project name on the toolbar to edit project properties include project members.

Click the project name on the toolbar to edit project properties include project start date.

Project finish date is calculated automatically - it’s the result of planning.

No

Every project file can be a template – please copy the project file (.qpp) to a new one, then to open the copied file and to change the project start date (by clicking the project name on the toolbar, to configure project properties include project start date)

Our practice is to create a template project for a team.

Right-click the file in the Finder app, a new project will be created.

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• 4 outline levels allowed in a single project
• Plus sub-projects, totally 8 outline levels allowed - which should be enougth for most of the projects
• You may find for most of project templates of MS Project, the tasks are organized in 2 or 3 outline levles
• You may find that QuickPlan is the only app which organize tasks in REAL task groups and sub-projects. Organizating tasks well in groups and sub-projects will help make the plan be easy for understanding and tracking
• If we find we have to organize the tasks in many outline levels, there may be large space for us to structure the tasks well.
• QuickPlan tries to help to doing rightly - we have an best practice article related talking about task structure

No. QuickPlan is to help the users do right thing efficiently

• QuickPlan will balance the functionalities and user experience on the iOS devices, to be more comfortable, more intuitive and more efficient.
• Very fewer features of MS project be used by most of the planner, for the case if more functions required for business, QuickPlan is flexible enough to integrate with MS project, Mind Map, Excel, and other apps.
• QuickPlan is being enhanced based on the practices of experts and the feedback from the users. For most of the users to use a simple app for the typical projects.

See more about the considerations and the best practices

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