*** Update November 2011 *** With the recent release of Project Server Service Pack 1 and recent IE9 updates, Project 2010 is now fully compatible with IE9

Internet Explorer (IE) 9 was launched on Monday, March 14^th. We have been working very closely with the Internet Explorer (IE) team to ensure that our customers can take advantage of all the great new features that the new IE release offers. After testing the different versions of Microsoft Project Server with IE 9, here is an update on IE 9 support status:

• Project Server 2010 was tested and supports IE 9.
• The main scenarios and functionalities of Project Server 2007 Service Pack 2 were tested and support IE 9. Project Server 2007 SP1 and Project Server 2007 may also support IE 9.
• The main scenarios and functionalities of Project Portfolio Server 2007 Service Pack 2 were tested and support IE 9. Project Portfolio Server 2007 SP1 and Project Portfolio Server 2007 may also support IE 9.

There is a small known issue with editing some of the grids in Project Server 2007 and Project Server 2010. When the entire contents of an editable cell are deleted, that cell becomes un-editable until the page is refreshed. Therefore, when modifying the content of a cell, you must ensure that all the content of the cell is not completely removed. To completely replace the contents of the cell, select the whole text and replace that with the new string. This issue affects the grid on the following pages:

There are also known issues with changing a project owner in the project information page, and adding or removing project fields in project detail pages. We are working across IE and Microsoft Project teams to fix all these issues soon. We will update when the fixes are available.

Dear consultant and administrators please check out this recently released article on TechNet: Project Server 2010 performance counters  http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg715567.aspx

I am sure you are all carefully monitoring all the servers in your production environment but just in case!

Thanks to the TechNet writer’s team Project Server 2010 Administrator's Guide NOW AVAILABLE! A great asset for all project administrators.

Table Of Content:

Introduction Chapter 1, “Security” Chapter 2, “Enterprise Data” Chapter 3, “Database Administration” Chapter 4, “Look and Feel” Chapter 5, “Time and Task Management” Chapter 6, “Queue Management” Chapter 7, “Operational Policies Management” Chapter 8, “Workflow and Project Detail Pages” Appendix A, “Project Server 2010 Category Permissions” Appendix B “ Project Server 2010 Global Permissions” Appendix C “ Project Server 2010 Default Security Groups” Appendix D “ Project Server 2010 Default Categories”