Top of Page Open a project from Project Web App To open a project created in another program, click the file format that you want in the list to the right of the File name box, and then double-click the file name in the folder list. To open a project in a Project database, click Project Databases in the list to the right of the File name box, and then click Open. To open a project as read-only or as a copy, click the arrow next to the Open button, and then click the corresponding option. In the Open dialog box, do one of the following: Opening a project from a different source or from Project Web App is a little different, as described below. I would not open the file directly - but download a copy to avoid potential issues with sync errors.Opening a project from your computer is pretty much the same as opening a file in any Office program:Ĭlick Computer, and then on the right, choose a recent folder or click Browse.Ĭlick the project you want, and then click Open. Directly trying to open throws the error you note. If I use IE - I need to select "Save Target As" to download a copy of the file.The old project file is downloaded and I can open as needed.If I click to view the version history, I can right click on a previous version, select open in a new tab.When I view the site assets, I can see the current version.I open the task list in Project using the SharePoint option.
I exit Project and go to the task list.I go to the Site Assets library for the newly created SharePoint site and ensure that versioning is set correctly.The Project file is stored in the Site Assets library. That creates the SharePoint site along with the Task List. After saving the file, I choose File > Share, Sync with SharePoint.I create an MS Project file in Project 2013 SP-1.I am not using the Foundations version of SharePoint but am using SharePoint 2013 online. Okay, I am now at a place where I can do some testing.
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