1. Go to File – Print and from the Paper Size drop-down list select “Manage Custom Sizes…” option;
2. Type a name and set the desired paper size;
3. After that, open again the Paper Size drop-down list and select the custom paper size.

1.  Open the Project Plan 365 app and go to menu "File" – "Print" – "Print";
2. From the "Printer Name" list select Win2PDF (or the preferred app) then press "Properties";
3. The Print dialog should appear and select "Properties" again;
4. In the next dialog, click on "Advanced" button then, from the "Paper Size" list, select the desired paper size;
5. After selecting the paper size, press "OK" in all dialogs, give a name for the PDF file and press “Save”;
6. The project should then be exported/printed to PDF with the desired page size.

To copy a report in Global, go to File menu - Account – Organization Information – Global Settings – Organizer tab, on Reports tab, select the desired Report from the current project and click Copy button to copy it to Global.

In order to keep being logged in to Dropbox cloud in Project Plan 365, please make sure you are always logged in Dropbox in your default browser (check the “Remember me” checkbox when Signing In).  
Our app will only ask you permission to access the files, but if you are always logged in the default browser, the cloud will automatically open after confirming permission, without requesting credentials.

The Visual Reports functionality is currently available only on the Windows and Mac platforms.

To generate the Burndown report, go to menu Report  - Visual Reports - Burndown Report.  Note: To access the original version of the Burndown Report, please go to menu Report – Custom – select Burndown Report – click Preview.

To create a visual report, go to menu Report – New Report – select one of the three options: Blank/Chart/Table. Type in a name to your report and click OK. A new Design menu will become available where you can add and customize the report elements.    Blank – creates a blank canvas. Allows you to create a report from scratch, adding text boxes, images, and other elements as needed. This is a good option if you want complete control over the design of your report.    Chart – creates a chart comparing Actual Work, Remaining Work, and Work by default. Allows you to create a report that displays data in a chart or graph format. You can choose from several chart types, such as bar charts, pie charts, and line graphs.    Table – creates a table with Name, Start, Finish, and % Complete fields by default. Allows you to create a report that displays data in a table format. You can choose which data to display and how to format it.    Note: Any of the elements you create from scratch are fully customizable. You can add and delete elements and change the data to meet your needs.