Microsoft-TS Microsoft Office Project Server 2007, Managing Projects Set 8

You create a proposal in Microsoft Office Project Web Access. You want to publish the proposal, although resource assignments are not yet approved. You need to assign named resources without changing their availability in Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. What should you do?

You manage the resources assigned to a project that is published to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. When you review the resource timesheets in Project Server, you see that a resource has recorded 80 hours for 1 day of work. You decide the entry should be 8 hours. You need to ensure that the timesheet is corrected. What should you do?

In Microsoft Office Project Web Access, you create an activity plan with a resource plan for a simple project. The plan is currently saved, but not published, to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. You need to identify which tasks have assigned resources. What should you do?

You work on enterprise projects that are saved to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 and local projects that are saved only to your local computer. When working on local projects in Microsoft Office Project Professional 2007, you do not want to be connected to Project Server. However, when you start Project, it connects to Project Server automatically. You need to configure Project to allow you to operate in both modes. What should you do?

You are developing a project that is published to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. You have identified the resources you want to work on your project. In Microsoft Office Project Web Access, you need to propose these resource assignments so that senior management can review and approve them. What should you do?

You assign a resource to a resource plan in Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. You are not sure whether the assignment will be approved. You need to display the assignment as pending while reducing the availability of the resource until the manager approves the assignment. What should you do?

A project custom field for status has been created in Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. You want to use the custom field as a filter value in the Data Analysis view of Microsoft Office Project Web Access. In Project Web Access, you need to make the custom field visible so that you can generate a report that can be filtered on status. What should you do?

You want to compare estimates of work to actual work over the last 2 years, across all projects. In Microsoft Office Project Web Access, you need to export work data in a tabular format to a Microsoft Office Excel 2007 worksheet for analysis. What should you do?

You are the manager of a set of projects that are saved to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. Several risks are associated with these projects. You need to display the status of all risks assigned to you in all projects. What should you do?

You create a project and save it to Microsoft Office Project Server 2007. In Microsoft Office Project Web Access, you cannot see the project listed in the Summary view on the Project Center page. You need to make this project available on the Project Center page. What should you do?