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Section Action Description

Roles View The roles people can take on projects and tasks, such as manager, sales contact, tech support person, etc.. Currently, can only be edited directly in the database.

Default roles View The data model has a facility for default roles, although it is not currently used at all. This shows what is in the database for default roles. Currently unimplemented.

Workgroups View There is a data model for workgroups, but it is not a part of the UI. Shows what is in the database (currently, nothing!)

Dependency types No UI When implemented, this page will allow you to view and edit the descriptions given to various dependency types (such as finish before start, etc..) Currently, the only dependency used is finish before start, so it's not exposed in the UI

Status types No UI Valid status codes, for example, 'Open' and 'Closed'

Project categories Edit categories Projects can be categorized according to multiple 'trees' of categories. What this means is you can have multiple ways of categorizing your projects. This section sets up your categories and allows you to link them to projects. Currently, there is a bug in the categories package that prevents the context bar at the top of the screen from returning you to the project-manager pages.

Logger integration Set up Logger is a package that lets you log time, expenses, and other variables. Project manager requires you to install and mount at least one instance of logger, because it uses logger to log time and other variables against projects and tasks. However, you can have varying levels of integration with logger. This section sets up which logger instances you want to be fully integrated with project-manager, so that new project-manager projects appear in the logger instance.
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Set up You must choose a logger instance to be the primary logger linked in with project-manager. This is closely linked in with project-manager, so you can view reports of a project, etc.
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Sync Once you have chosen logger instances to be integrated with project-manager, you may have a lot of older project-manager projects that are not synchronized with logger. This page lets you synchronize older project-manager projects with logger, so that they are all linked in correctly with that instance. This does not add in logger projects to project-manager (although someone can certainly add that functionality if they wish).

Parameters Edit The parameters allow you to do things such as set up daily reminder emails, change what fields are shown in the project view and edit pages, and so on. Highly recommended if you're setting up project-manager.

Projects Update all This page allows you to update the deadlines of all the projects in your installation. It will take a while.

Section	Action	Description
Roles	View	The roles people can take on projects and tasks, such as manager, sales contact, tech support person, etc.. Currently, can only be edited directly in the database.
Default roles	View	The data model has a facility for default roles, although it is not currently used at all. This shows what is in the database for default roles. Currently unimplemented.
Workgroups	View	There is a data model for workgroups, but it is not a part of the UI. Shows what is in the database (currently, nothing!)
Dependency types	No UI	When implemented, this page will allow you to view and edit the descriptions given to various dependency types (such as finish before start, etc..) Currently, the only dependency used is finish before start, so it's not exposed in the UI
Status types	No UI	Valid status codes, for example, 'Open' and 'Closed'
Project categories	Edit categories	Projects can be categorized according to multiple 'trees' of categories. What this means is you can have multiple ways of categorizing your projects. This section sets up your categories and allows you to link them to projects. Currently, there is a bug in the categories package that prevents the context bar at the top of the screen from returning you to the project-manager pages.
Logger integration	Set up	Logger is a package that lets you log time, expenses, and other variables. Project manager requires you to install and mount at least one instance of logger, because it uses logger to log time and other variables against projects and tasks. However, you can have varying levels of integration with logger. This section sets up which logger instances you want to be fully integrated with project-manager, so that new project-manager projects appear in the logger instance. @logger_warning;noquote@
	Set up	You must choose a logger instance to be the primary logger linked in with project-manager. This is closely linked in with project-manager, so you can view reports of a project, etc. @logger_primary_warning;noquote@
	Sync	Once you have chosen logger instances to be integrated with project-manager, you may have a lot of older project-manager projects that are not synchronized with logger. This page lets you synchronize older project-manager projects with logger, so that they are all linked in correctly with that instance. This does not add in logger projects to project-manager (although someone can certainly add that functionality if they wish).
Parameters	Edit	The parameters allow you to do things such as set up daily reminder emails, change what fields are shown in the project view and edit pages, and so on. Highly recommended if you're setting up project-manager.
Projects	Update all	This page allows you to update the deadlines of all the projects in your installation. It will take a while.