Vitaliy wrote:

> Gerhard, I am after information -- not data. ;) 

I know. But probably you'll have to put the data /somewhere/.

> If I had time to learn every piece of project management software out
> there, I would not be asking for help on the PicList.

Well, if you're after information, you just might ask anyway :)

> Have you ever tried something new (software, technique, tool) and after a 
> short while decided it's not worth your time to learn it further? 

Often enough.

> Then much later you come back to it (for whatever reason), learned it all
> the way, and decided that it really was worth it? 

Much more rare.

I just wanted to throw this list in the pool of available information.
(After all, data can be information -- if you can "read" it :)  Maybe
somebody else can add some more helpful bits of info. 

>From the programs, I only know Microsoft Project in any depth. I went to
some length with it (was required on some past jobs), but never could
convince myself to like it. I'm still not deep enough in it that I can rule
out I might like it if I go deeper, but I suspect it's not worth it. It
seems to need too much time and attention to throw out anything useful.
What I can get out of it, I think I should be able to get with a simpler
program in a simpler way. 

Gerhard

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