22/08/18 Update
- the following versions of the Project Management Templates are available for copying and reuse.
Please note: These file should be copied and moved to your project and then renamed as: pm45n <label as you wish> <your project number>
Copy of pm45n2.0 template hri07a4 This version will goto the end of the document and add a new timestamp automatically every time it opens or is refreshed. (Which sounds handy but can get annoying in use.)
Copy of pm45n2.1 template hri07a4
This version requires a <ctrl><end> and use of the timestamp tab to get a new timestamp. (It was supposed to <ctrl><end> on its own so instead of a being a bug we now call this a feature.)
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There is a template for the pm45n document here which includes the "timestamp" script as it currently exists.
The author has not figured out how to make it go the bottom of the page and start a new line before entering the timestamp - but will do so "Real Soon Now". (Or - if somebody else know how to do it just leave a comment below.)
18/02/06 Update
Version 2 of the pm45n template is here it's template name is: pm45n template v2.0 hri07a4
- to use this version
- make a copy (not a drag and drop)
- drag and drop the copy to the project folder where you want to use it.
- rename it as "pm45n <blah,blah, blah> <your project number here>"
- the first time you open it you'll have to deal with a whole lot of permissions
- <hint: it's always the last option on the pop-up window>
- then you're in business
- anytime you want to timestamp just go to the "timestamp" tab and "insert date".
- don't be afraid to timestamp every time you have a new thought. they make great reference points.
18/02/08 update
- line 32 added to script (removes century from date string)