It may not be a complete solution, but you should have a look at
DataPrompter (
http://www.wordsite.com/products/dpdas.htm). If you need
a customized solution -- which I suspect is the case -- write to Bill
Coan through the contact link on the site for a consultation.
--
Regards,
Jay Freedman
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On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 16:52:01 -0700, MattG
wrote:
I already use Project to track the project, but Project doesn't create a
proposal document for me.
So I guess my question wasn't very clear.
I need a "wizard" that starts with a selection of templates and then drills
down asking questions or presenting options based on the source of the tree.
As I check off items, it remembers what was selected and then, as the final
step, creates a Word document from data associated with the selected choices.
Thanks,
Matt
"Jezebel" wrote:
You want a project management tool, such as MS Project or equivalent.
"MattG" wrote in message
...
I create statements of work routinely for 10 to 20 different core projects.
Each project has many related sub-tasks that fit into different phases of
the
project. Not all projects need all of the items, but I'd like to check
off
items that should be included.
I am looking for a program that will allow me to choose one of the base
templates, from which I will be presented with sub-task topics to choose
from, and then, at the end of the "wizard" (I envision it will be wizard
based), it will kick out a document which includes text and material from
the
core topic and all of the sub-task components I've chosen.
Anyone see a tool that works like this?
Can anyone suggest a way of building such a tool? Would it be Access
combined with Word?