Upon converting, a folder of the same name will be created, the file will be automatically moved inside it, and the filename will be changed to “NetPointFile.np4.” In the event that you change your mind or something goes wrong during the import, a back-up copy of the schedule will automatically be saved to the original location with “-backUp” appended to the end. For a list of other changes, see the notes end of this section.
NOTE: If a message opens, see [bookmark postid=”4720″ anchor=”troubleshooting-opening”]Troubleshooting Opening[/bookmark] for more info.
NOTE: If a message opens, see [bookmark postid=”4720″ anchor=”troubleshooting-opening”]Troubleshooting Opening[/bookmark] for more info.
Descriptions that were being displayed as annotations in legacy schedules will be converted to conventional annotations. We recommend re-displaying the descriptions for these objects and deleting the annotations to avoid any unexpected behavior.
Lags on link types other than finish-to-start are no longer supported. Therefore, upon opening a schedule that contains them, an error message will display, the lags will be automatically removed, and the affected links will be spotlighted on the canvas.
Data elements (durations, dates, descriptions, etc.) that have been positioned more than 3″ away from their host objects will be reset, and their host objects will be spotlighted on the canvas.