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Old Apr 28, 2008, 04:48 AM
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I received an email with an Mpp file attached. I can't open it. Do I need Microsoft projects to do so?

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Old Apr 28, 2008, 04:52 AM   #2  
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Yes, but you can use Project viewer: Microsoft Project Viewer - Free information
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I have to wonder about people that would send an attachment without first checking if the recipient has what's needed to open that attachment. I can understand sending a PDF, JPG, maybe even a DOC file since those are standards and the ability to read them is built into most PCs. But MS Project is not a standard app.

As Ben noted, MS does provide a viewer so you can see the contents of the file, just can't make any changes.
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I received an email with an Mpp file attached. I can't open it. Do I need Microsoft projects to do so?
You will find a number of Microsoft Project Viewer below. Some free, some not!:
MS Project Viewers
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