Daniel Raymond, Author at AceProject

Chrome Users, We’re in the Chrome Web Store!

The Chrome Web Store was officially launched on Tuesday, December 7, 2010. For those who don’t know, the Chrome Web Store is basically a directory of apps, extensions, themes and collections for Google’s web browser. Apps are a new concept in Chrome and since AceProject is a web app, we thought it’d be a good idea to make it available in that store.

If you are both a Chrome and an AceProject user, we suggest you add AceProject to your Chrome apps. To do so, go to this link: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bnilfhgoncpjoccagknfhhepbocjpmkm and click the “Install” button.

Your comments and ratings will be welcome!

By Daniel Raymond|2010-12-09T09:59:19-05:002010-12-09|

AceProject Goes Mobile

AceProject Goes Mobile.

By Daniel Raymond|2010-12-06T10:10:10-05:002010-12-06|

Account Creation Has Doubled in Less than a Month

Our new website, combined with aggressive marketing strategies, helped double account creation in a matter of weeks.

By Daniel Raymond|2010-12-01T13:37:58-05:002010-12-01|

Version 2010.11.19 – Sorting Assigned Users on the Edit Task Information Page

After requests from customers who missed this option, we just brought it back after removing it when we took off the “Assignment” tab in version 4.8. From now on, you’ll be able to sort assigned users by first name, last name and username, on the Edit Task Information page.

Over the week, we also improved the application’s performance at many levels. We are confident that power users have noticed a significant change in this regard.

By Daniel Raymond|2010-11-19T15:35:02-05:002010-11-19|

Version 2010.11.09 – New Actual Fields and Filters in Custom Task Reports

Custom task reports now benefit of additional fields and filters that were added to AceProject lately.

By Daniel Raymond|2010-11-09T13:00:22-05:002010-11-09|

Introducing our New Website (Press Release)

Websystems, Inc. is proud to introduce a new website for its web-based project management software, AceProject.

By Daniel Raymond|2010-11-01T13:15:08-04:002010-11-01|

Switching Back to Standard Time

AceProject will switch clocks back to Standard Time on Sunday November 7th, 2010.

By Daniel Raymond|2010-10-29T13:00:21-04:002010-10-29|

Version 2010.10.28 – Actual Date Fields Added to Task Reports

With the addition of the “Actual Start Date” and “Actual End Date” fields in version 4.8, we had to make these fields available in task reports.

From now on, these date fields will be available in the following reports, at both the project and project portfolio levels:

Task Report by Date: Both fields have been added to the date drop-down filters and show up next to the “Estimated End Date” column in the report.
Overview Task Report: Both fields show up next to the “Estimated End Date” column in the report.
Non-Assigned Task Report: Both fields show up next to the “Estimated End Date” column in the report.

By Daniel Raymond|2010-10-28T13:00:23-04:002010-10-28|

Task Reminder vs Actual Dates

When using the task reminder, only the estimated dates are taken into account.

By Daniel Raymond|2010-10-21T10:24:26-04:002010-10-21|

Show/Hide “Follow AceProject” – Why We Did This?

As you probably noticed, we added a set of icons named “Follow AceProject” on the login page lately. These are links to all our social media profiles (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube) as well as our RSS feed and our blog. Since we provide updates and other valuable information on these sites, we felt it was appropriate to share them with you on both AceProject’s website and login page.

If these icons are annoying for you and your users, it’s possible to hide the “Follow AceProject” section under “Admin -> Account Info -> Branding”.

By Daniel Raymond|2010-10-15T09:24:12-04:002010-10-15|

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