

Available views: WBS, Gantt chart, task sheet, resource sheet, resource usage. Size: 4.0 MB, Price: USD $599.00, License: Shareware, Author: Aspose Pty Ltd ()Ĭalendars, Managing Tasks, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Project 2007, Microsoft Project Exchange, Microsoft Project Server Database, Mpd, Mpp, Mpx, Project Management, Project Management Component, Recurring Tasks, Relations, Resources, Xml NET project速 management component that enables. It also provides support for MS Project 98 - 2007 editions. NET applications to read, write and modify Microsoft Project速 documents as well as MPX, MPP projects, MPD and XML formats. Size: 2.3 MB, Price: Free, License: Freeware, Author: Alexandru Trutia ()

MPxConverter is just a simple user interface to help convert videos faster than using the classic converter. If you prefer quality over speed for AMV videos then you should use the standard converter that came on the CD with your player.

Size: 1.1 MB, Price: USD $39.95, License: Free to try, Author: Twiddlebit Software () Note, however, that Plan isn't simply a Microsoft Project viewer, since it also can update and recalculate projects and if necessary. The program also can be used as an inexpensive Microsoft Project file viewer, since it can read MPP, MPD, MPX and XML files. Size: 6.2 MB, Price: Free, License: Freeware, Author: Accord Software & Systems Inc. Free tool to convert project plans created by MS-Project ( MPP files) to Smartworks Project Planner (PPR) format. This program will dump the contents of the xer into a bunch of tables that you can use to create a CSV file as per option 4 above.More by: relevance | popularity | freeware | mobile | titleįree tool to convert project plans created by MS-Project ( MPP files) to Smartworks Project Planner (PPR) format. If you do not have P6 at all there are two options:Ī) If you have Asta Powerproject this will import the xer file and also link to Navisworksī) Google the excel P6 xer file parser. Updates with a revised csv file is also very quick.ĥ. You can copy and paste P6 activities into excel and save as MS Dos CSV file (make sure last row and last column have no blanks) This is the fastest way by far, you can bring in your WBS headings but you have to manually set up the indentation in navisworks first time around. Kind of simple to do but you may as well go for option 4 below and get WBS headings as well.Ĥ. You can export the project from P6 as a MSP MPX file.

Search for my posts on P6 SDK for guidance on this.ģ. This is slow for large projects, but the only way I know of to bring in the WBS structure without using web services. If you have P6 Pro you can install the SDK and link directly to the P6 database from Navisworks. If you have P6 EPPM use the web services. There are 5 ways I know of to get your P6 program into navisworks:ġ. Last time I looked you can't import a P6 xer file.
