what happens when you try to resolve any over-allocation problems by “leveling only within slack?”?
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You may not totally resolve the over-allocation problem, but the project end-date will not be moved out.  This is because you have used the "slack" (ie the amount that some activities can be delayed without affecting the project end-date.) to delay certain tasks.
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look into the dimaso variable in the help files, if you change that it I bet it clears up.
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you have a space after primm.  If you do this, email no workie.
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I'd suggest re-posting in the Computers > Programming group, which is better placed to assist you.
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You can only be taken advantage of with your permission.  Organizations are like that.  Volunteers are the most overworked people because they are always willing.  You cannot do it all, so you have to stop.  They will keep asking you.  The old saying goes "If you need something done, ask someone who is busy".
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We are remodeling the house. It would not matter or be noticed. The workers do that themselves. Hang in there Panda Man, we all miss you when you are gone. We can still be friends, even though you are only at level one. Some of my best friends are peons. When I got suspended the only thing I wanted to achieve was to get to level 5 so I could ask as many questions in a day as I wanted. Beyond that the points are meaningless.  People who have 200,000 points have way too much time on their hands.
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if(help_you_out == do_it_for_you){Answer=NO;}\n\nOn the other hand, try looking at the tutorials and other resources on the URL below for a quick refresher on some stuff.
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There's no (practical) limit.  Most likely, you'll run out of space before it becomes an issue.
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Check http://ask.jongo.com/qa/detail.jng?id=110 to know real situation.
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What??? You can limit the amt. of undo's but that won't help memory.
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nope you probably have a program messing it up for you :P
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Yes.\n\nWhen you do inventory, you do two different type of accounts. \n\nOne is to count each item.  The second is to count each location.  The first makes sure you counted all the items.  The second makes sure you counted all the locations so you didn't miss whole blocks of items. \n\nIdeally, you shouldn't have default 0 quantity.  It should be something that is manually input.  Just because it has zero quantity doesn't mean you don't do inventory on a zero balance.  You need to check the zero balance.  \n\nThus, this is a long-winded way to say, yes, include the zero quantity default locations.  The worse thing that happens is that your inventory count doesn't change.  At best, you actually find an error and correct the count.
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If you are willing to start at a lower level you may have to "dumb down" your resume, meaning lower your experience and responsibilities. When I switched jobs I had to do that so they would stop telling me I was overqualified for everything.
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No.\n\nYou will also find that you are in violation of the Y! Answer community guidelines.
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Most likely it has. First though, reboot just in case you don't have enough memory available to run the program correctly. If that doesn't fix it, then start over with a new account.
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If you have 10-15 percent free space on your drive do a DSKCHK to correct any corupted programs. Also make sure your firewall virus programs are disabled and no other programs running. Should do it I have DE-fraged with only 5 percent free space
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That's called passing the buck.  Oh, that's a windows problem.  No one will admit we made a programming error.\n\nAt any rate...start, control panel, add/remove and look for pathways there.  If it is, repair if that option is there, and try again.  If not, choose remove.\n\nReboot, and download the program again.  If the problem continues after that, check compatibility to make sure it actually runs on XP or perhaps is designed for a different operating system.