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10-27-2014, 03:06 PM
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what to put in to schedule for dealing with overall finish date
When making your schedules, which option do you prefer for entering the project finish deadline and why?
A) To enter a Finish Constraint to the Overall Project B) To enter a Finish Constraint to the last activity C) To enter a Finish Constraint to the Overall Project but in order to prevent positive float in critical path also enter buffer activity or activities D) Do not enter a finish constraint (in this case keep in mind that the variance can still be tracked with comparison to baseline) 
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