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A project has an associated Microsoft Project file, which stores data for the project. A Microsoft Project file is the same as any other Microsoft Office document (such as an Excel spreadsheet or Word document). Project files can be saved in either of two formats: -2003 format--For compatibility with Project 2003 and earlier versions of Project. Files saved in 2003 format cannot be opened by earlier versions of Project. -XLSX Format--The newest format for saving a project file, which can be used by all versions of Microsoft Office and with most other software programs that support the XLSX format. The default project view of the Microsoft Project 2015 is Project Desktop View. Users can switch to different views of the project by double-clicking on the View Controls located in the lower right corner of the active pane. There are four available views: Outlook, PivotTable, Chart and group listings can be displayed in various ways by changing page layouts or displaying specific views. One of the most common outputs for a project is a report output (also known as an HTML report). Project Professional 2013 has new features for producing reports, including support for creating reports on demand; real-time data refresh on data passed through open data connections; and faster retrieval via faster navigation. Also new is the ability to: Additional improvements include: As of Microsoft Project 2013 users can now create and manage subtasks. Subtasks can be created in a hierarchy and linked to their parent task or tasks directly above them on the same level. As with any other task, subtasks can be assigned resources and set as milestones, as well as tracked against their critical path. The "Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013" suite includes features such as Excel Services, Visio Services, InfoPath Forms Services, Project Server integration and SharePoint Workspace. A new version of the Outlook client comes along with the suite: Outlook 2013. It now includes a multi-tasking, offline mode and the ability to send email from any location. In addition to the Office Professional suite, Microsoft Word 2013 is an alternative word processing solution for smaller organizations. The suite also includes OneNote 2013 as a note taking solution. Microsoft Access 2013 includes an integrated query editor (QBE) which allows users to write queries. These queries can be tailored to work with data stored in any of the databases included with Access, including Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, IBM DB2 and MySQL. Queries can be created directly inside of Access; they can also be written through other tools that access SQL Server or other MDB or ODBC databases (such as Excel). In contrast to its previous version, Access 2013 also includes a new Data Modeling feature which allows users to create business data models. One feature of this suite is Microsoft Project Professional 2013. The all-new desktop client for Microsoft Project includes a range of improvements, including new views and reports. Users can customize the project workspace with the ability to create additional tabs in the task pane, customize view settings and automatically migrate a pre-existing project in 2003 format to the new XLSX format. Project Server integration has been improved with service-level agreements (SLA) and role based security, allowing users delegated access based on their specific tasks within their organization. cfa1e77820