Is there a free MS Project Viewer?

[Why Tea]

The same question was raised by someone a few years ago. Now many years
have passed, it there a free MS Project viewer?

/Why Tea

 

[Romain Petges]

The same question was raised by someone a few years ago. Now many years

have passed, it there a free MS Project viewer?

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/officeupdate/CD010798711033.aspx

Romain

 

[Why Tea]

Thanks. But the link points to a visio file viewer.

 

[Ben Alias]

The same question was raised by someone a few years ago. Now many years
have passed, it there a free MS Project viewer?

/Why Tea

Viewer? No, apparently not. Converter, yes.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...D3-99FA-4077-9304-4187CD901F43&displaylang=en

Brief Description
The Microsoft Team Manager Converter utility for Microsoft Project 2000 lets you import data stored in your Microsoft
Team Manager 97 file to a Microsoft Project 2000 file in order to get you started using Microsoft Project 2000.

Page listing MS Viewers and Converters is here:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA010449811033.aspx

C'ya,

Ben

 

[gjensen]

ILOG aprently has a free viewer for download:

http://www.ilog.com/products/ganttnet/projectviewer/

Requires registration on their website though - but they aparently do
*not* need the size of your underpants there ;-)

Gerard

 

[Romain Petges]

Thanks. But the link points to a visio file viewer.

Ohhhh ... Sorry, my fault :-( Shouldn't reply to postings so early in
the morning.

Romain

 

[El Gee]

Not freeware, but what the company I support uses.

http://www.steelray.com/

 

[El Gee]

I also found this searching... Not sure how well it works:

http://www.dirfile.com/smartworks__project_planner_reader.htm

 

[bitride]

The same question was raised by someone a few years ago. Now many years
have passed, it there a free MS Project viewer?

/Why Tea

I use HD Projette (http://www.highlydeveloped.net/home.aspx). It's
technically shareware, but the last time I used it I think I just got
nagged, but otherwise was still able to view the files. Full license is
a very reasonable $10 if you don't like being nagged.

Steve

 

[zinek]

The same question was raised by someone a few years ago. Now many years
have passed, it there a free MS Project viewer?

/Why Tea

If you don't need to print it

http://www.highlydeveloped.net

 

[joeblack3k]

MOOS Project Viewer has a light version which is free in case anyone is still interested.