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Subject: Re: Request for project scheduling software
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Date: Fri, 9-May-86 23:48:25 EDT
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Posted: Fri May  9 23:48:25 1986
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> Is anyone aware of project scheduling software for Unix (BSD 4.2)?
> I'm especially interested in software that would automatically generate 
> Gantt charts.  Paid or public domain ok.
> 
For paid, look in AT&T's ToolChest: they have a tool
called `prompt' that keeps track of Activities,
Milestones, Dependencies, and Action Items.
It, however, requires that you also get `unity-tc', a
database management system, which you can use to
generate reports, etc.

Sources for prompt go for $500, and for unity-tc, $1250.
A bit too much for my corporate pocket.  I bought
instead Microsoft's Project (for about $250), and run
that off a PC.  Not Unix, but ...

If you get any responses in the `public domain'
category, will you summarize to the net?

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