where can i find ms project on usenet?
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try emule or limewire
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Do you have Microsoft Works?? If so go to the task launcher they have templates and projects you can use there.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/practices/
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The Microsoft Project 2003 site is :\nwww.office.microsoft.com/project/\nYou can download a trial version from there\n\nI recommend the book Step-by-Step MS Project 2003, which comes with a 60-day free trial on CD.
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Check out MSDN on the net
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Go to the site below and download the procedure and apps.\n\nExport MS Project to HTML http://vsbabu.org/mt/archives/2005/05/28/export_ms_project_to_html.html
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http://www.exrx.net/Lists/Directory.html\n\nvery very good site
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The best place to browse developer documetation for Microsoft's platforms is at msdn.microsoft.com/library\n\nLook under "Development Tools and Languages" and you'll find "Visual Studio.Net" documentation.
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try yahoo groups put the ms into the search area.
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I think you can find them at Microsoft.com
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http://www.masstimes.org/dotNet/Default.aspx
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try msactivesource.com  or NORD.com\n\n\ngood luck
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got to www.sourceforge.net and search for J2ME code Projects
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http://azureus.sourceforge.net
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check with microsoft.com
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If you're running Windows you've already got it. Usenet is older than the World Wide Web. Usenet, bulletin boards and Email *were* the Internet before WWW was started and as big as the Web is, Email is considered to be bigger. If the Web is anywhere now, FidoNet probably was there first.\n\nAnother term for Usenet is Newsgroups. You can go to Google and have it do a search on "groups" and it will give you some idea of what you can find. I've linked to an example search I did for another question using "MobyDick audiobook" as a search term. (1)\n\nIn Windows, Outlook Express the Email reader is also a Usenet reader. This gives you the basics for access. The only other thing you need to get started is access to Usenet, which most (but not all) ISPs provide as part of their subscription. I am given five gigabytes a month by my ISP, which they arrange to have served by GigaNews. I can purchase additional access directly from GigaNews if I wish.\n\nYour ISP will provide you with the settings that you need to put into your "newsreader" (Outlook Express, at first) to get started. If you purchase access, whoever you buy it from will provide the settings.\n\nTo do what you want, you'll have to become more familiar with how it works and add some more powerful programs. I'll put a link below that will give you information that will bring you up to date. (2)\n\nYou'll be finding a whole new world behind the Internet world you thought you knew.
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are you looking for software for project mamgement?\ngoogle and fownload free trials, my opion and what your looking for is two different things. try microsoft project.