Otherwise you’ll end up with different versions where other people have made changes as well.
If you want to edit your project plan in the app, make sure to lock the original file sitting on your computer. While on the project site, you simply walk up to each of your workers, ask for a quick update and record the status on the task window: Viewing and editing task details is very easy with iProject Viewer Think about tracking updates from your team members. I can see a number of use cases where the app can bring a lot of value.
Overall, iProject Viewer is a great MS Project viewer for the iPad. You can also edit tasks easily by a simple double tip on the task. Once you have managed to load your schedule through one of the access options, you can scroll around, zoom in on tasks using the pan gesture. On top of that, you can access your MPP files through URL links (for example in your email) and email attachments. The app allows you to open MS Project plans from a number of cloud locations like Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint Online, Box, Basecamp. IProject Viewer has solved this challenge very well. So, how do you access your MS Project files on the iPad, considering that the device doesn’t have all your project files on it? The challenge that apps like iProject Viewer have to solve is make your files accessible on your iPad. Here’s a screenshot of the app with a construction schedule: iProject Viewer with sample construction schedule on the iPad The green window, the icon and font style very much resemble MS Project, and any user of the desktop version will be able to use it without any training.
The developers have excelled at replicating the familiar MS Project user interface on the iPad. I really like the look and feel of the iOS app. The paid version are offered on a subscription basis for a reasonable annual fee (below $100). Depending on the version you pick, you can view, edit and save Gantt charts in the Microsoft Project MPP format.
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