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Hi - I don't think so. I beleive MS Project forces you to update the start date versus automatically moving it so you're aware of the change. If it were to just move any past due dates to the "today's date", you could have a lot of unintentional slips in the schedule.

Autocalc may be turned off. 2 ways to fix. Hit F9 and see if it updates all your dates or go to Tool/Options/Calculation and make sure the "Automatic" radio button is selected under Calculation Mode.

Hi - I don't believe that's possible. And if it was, it would likely take longer to configure Project to do that versus just entering the duration of each task manually.

Just to be clear, it sounds like you want to have a SS with the task's predecessor and a FF with its Successor, correct? If so, that would mean for the task to really finish with its successor, its duration would need to change if task has already started with the SS and the successor'd finish...

Thanks - good 2007 features included better task driver identification, multiple undos (my favorite), better graphical reporting, cell coloring capability and auto highlighting of changes (easier to see impacts of changes). Maybe not "compelling" but still considered useful enough to upgrade.

Thanks very much for replying 1 - Yes, we are on SP1 2 - All are on stand alone systems - we do not use Server Item 5 - no resources were added dynamically. It's odd, the split drop down has the resources in there alphabetically while the resource sheet has them in the order that they were...

My company is upgrading stand alone MSP03 licenses to 2007 and we're seeing several problems in 2007. 1 - Saving a 2007 file back to 2003 wipes out several text fields 2 - 2007 runs very slow autocalc on now (PCs are current with 3.5gb of ram so should not be HW issue)- 4 second wait time on any...