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        There are two ways for
        ProjeX to represent tasks 
        
            - A task is specified by its start
                and duration (and the end date calculated). [This is the only 
			option available with the freeware version]
 
            - A task is specified by its start
                and end ( and the duration is calculated).
 
         
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        There are two ways for ProjeX to
        generate a new sheet 
        
            - The first (default) is to always
                start with the example ProjeX sheet and then add
                and edit tasks as required. 
 
            - The second is to specify the
                number of tasks for the new sheet. When the sheet
                is generated the task entries and durations are
                left blank for the user to fill in.
 
         
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        This is the name that will appear on the sheet [can be 
		edited later]. | 
    
    
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        This option is useful for inexperienced users of
        ProjeX. If selected the cells that the user should change
        are shaded blue and those that are automatically
        calculated are shaded grey. | 
    
    
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        Currently every time tasks are updated the user must
        regenerate the Gantt chart for the chart to be updated.
        In future there will be an option to automatically update
        the chart. |