The ProjectOffice.net team is giving away 5 books for the users that will answer the survey starting Monday.
Who?
Every ProjectOffice.net user that is interested in having an advanced application tailored to his/her requirements should participate in this survey. Questions in the survey will be addressing the most and least used ProjectOffice.net features, the planned ones as well the features the users would like to see in ProjectOffice.net in the future.
When?
The survey will start on Monday, the 21th of July and will last until the 15th of August. Every user will have the right to answer the survey only once, thus be careful what you write. 
How?
The way you can participate in the survey is to click on the “Take the survey!” button that will be placed on the Dashboard.
What can you win?
You can win:
The winners will be randomly chosen and known on the 20th of August 2008.
GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL!!!
Yesterday we have managed to silently deploy a patch that is not just bug fixing, but also has some functionalities implemented. This refers to:
• Default space when you log in is the space you worked at last before you logged out or before your session expired.
• Project name where mentioned on the Dashboard is now a link to the Gantt chart for the specific project.
• Back to top links in the wiki pages – if you have many paragraphs in a wiki page, you can simply click “Back to top” instead of scrolling up and down the page.
• The Projects&Tasks list in the Wiki tab has been complemented with additional icons in front of every task and project. If the icon is 
or 
, it means that there is no wiki created for the specific project or task, and if the icon is 
or 
, it means that there is at least one wiki created for the specific project or task.
• Even a great application like ours has spelling mistakes and thanks to our users we have managed to identify and change all of them (hopefully ).
• It may happen that you have several issues with the same name or you want to see what the issue is about. Up until now you needed to open each issue to find the information you want. Thus, we put a tooltip for each issue in the Issues list. This tooltip shows the specific issue description.
Over and out for now!
By definition history is a chronological record of significant events (as affecting a nation or institution) often including an explanation of their causes.
Because everything and everyone has history - we decided to create history in our application.
The question is: Where and why we added history?
The answer: We added history in the Issues tab for a very simple reason: In order to anticipate the future you must know the history.
Issues History can be reached in Issues Options in Issues tab. To check the history for a specific issue you should open the issue and click on the History tab. Then, details for every change that was made to an issue is shown: the action that was performed, project, task, priority, status, type, severity, assigned to and description of the issue.
Soon to come are the histories for: Projects&Tasks, Time&Expenses and Wikis.