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  1. Manual Mode

Step 1: Create a manual page

Unlike CPM software, to start scheduling a project, you need have a general idea of when your project starts and finishes. You can change these as needed, but you'll need to know the general duration of your project.

Understanding Project Dates vs Page Dates

In May 2021, we released a version that introduced the concept of Project Start and Finish.

In TimeTable, you can set a Project Start and Finish, but because you can have multiple pages in Visio, these pages can have separate dates from each other, as long as they're within the project dates.

Creating a page

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