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If you want one book for MS Project, this should be it. However, the entire book can be compiled in less than 500 pages. Otherwise, the book is great You will get to learn all the tips and tricks of MS Project. As somebody on this webpage asked, you can use this book for MOS as well.

I've used MS project for over a decade, I've probably tossed more books than I can count over the years -- I recommended "teach yourself" 98 and bought for my project team, was using the Que book for deep reseach then. Would have bought Que again but not avaialble, so I bought this a year a go, have used when needed for reference. Yesterday doing research decide to load the cd, uh duh!!!, why didn't I do that a year ago -- the eBook is excellent, most of the material of the text, e-searchable, good search engine. This is a real time saver!!!! The diagrams pop in a browser window for better viewing, page back and forth through a topic -- my gad, I can skim the whole book in a couple hours w/ebook. I only wish it had bookmarks -- other than that, I'm thrilled, I can read/prep on the plane/hotel. This and my e-PMBOK will be with me always. And for any like me neglecting to load the cd -- the Visio demo shouldn't be missed. Had been using Visio for importing and creating gantt/timelines -- the quick demo, though light, even helped improve my proficency in those efforts. If you're a senior PM having to train/ramp up associate PMs, this is an asset not to be missed.

Does anyone know of any books out there for the MProject 2002 MOUS cert exams?