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2006-12-13, 11:52 AM
what is a lead time please?
I got several examples of task wich should begin two days after start or begin of another task. Is that the way of using the lead time?
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Omni
2006-12-13, 01:00 PM
You've got the right idea. Lead time is extra padding between tasks.
If you want to set up a task that is a dependent or a prerequisite of another task with a bit of lead time, go to the "Task : Dependencies" inspector and enter the the time value in the "Lead Time" field.
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Omni
2006-12-13, 01:18 PM
Yes, exactly. You want to create a Start->Start dependency with a Lead Time of 2 days.
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