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Inside you’ll find tools for Project Managers such as the Budget Add In and example PM Templates for help initiating, running and closing a project. In addition there are code examples and Add Ins since a lot of these tools rely on VBA.

Why? I’m a Project Manager with a background in development and systems administration and I find myself occasionally writing office code to make my life easier.

Hopefully what you will find here will make your life easier too.

Recently in Projects...

Apr 19^th Team Members guide to Projects in PM Tools
Apr 12^th I'm on a project... what now? (Part 3) in PM Tools
Apr 5^th I'm on a project... what now? (Part 2) in PM Tools
Mar 29^th I'm on a project... what now? in PM Tools
Mar 22^nd What is a "Task" and how long should it be? in PM Tools
Feb 22^nd PM Templates in PM Tools
Feb 15^th Ellipse Connector demonstration in Ellipse
Feb 8^th Six ways of improving Ellipse Connectors in Ellipse

Recently in Code...

May 5^th Prettify JS - Syntax Highlighting in Code
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Credits

OfficeAdd.in is hosted by www.aspwebhosting.com.au

Both Mark James's Silk Icon set and Damien Guard's Silk Companion are used. Below are some examples from these excellent collections:

The Favicon Generator was very useful in creating those pesky .ico files.

Joseph Anderson's email form was also used as a starting point for the Sitefinity contact form.

Prettify JS library is used for code syntax highlighting on the fly.

Site Resources

I'm using Google Ads to get some experience in SEO, and Google Analytics and Webmaster Tools are both key tools. I'm now earning $3.00 a month (that's USD) so i would say the experience has been successful but not bountiful...

These two website checklists were very useful in helping to find what i'd missed (and creating more work).

My Links

My LinkedIn page which i plan on spending some time on.. one of these days.

I'm StackOverflow user number 4134 of which i was part of the Beta Test. StackOverflow fills the gap that was left after most Usenet groups died, and the disparate web forums never really picked up.