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What is the Status Manager for the users that display this behavior? You will likely find that the Status Manager is set to the service account. Simply set the status manager to the person that should recieve the updates and save the user. This should correct your issue. Steve Moderator note: Spawned this thread from the original to maintain topic separation.
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| The default Status Manager is the User who has first Published the (new) assignment or a resource to a task. The Admin cannot assign a different Status Manager to a task, only the Status Manager can do so him(her)self, after opening the project. If there are more resources assigned to one task, be sure that the task Status Manager is so for ALL assignments. |
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 . My mistake!One point of clarification on your post: the status manager can be set to the currently logged in user or another status manager already in the project. This means that if I open a project as PM A, and PM B and PM C are already status managers within the project, I can set the Status Manager on a task to be PM A, PM B, or PM C.
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| Status manager in parent tasks Dears, i've seen the replies on this the status manager problem, but i've done this previously and it worked with the normal tasks except for the parent tasks ( Bold font tasks ) , i can't change them. so please if you faced such problem provide with the answer as this is ambiguous for me .. thanks in advance. regards, Ahmed |
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