When moving tasks or resources in your project using Cut and Paste options, you can use Undo or Redo options to go backward or forward relative to your recent changes.

When you cut or move a task or resource, the application does not reestablish task dependencies. Although you can cut a task or resource at any time, it's best to do so before you establish task dependencies.

Recurring Tasks are the tasks that happen on a regular basis. When you mark a task complete, the next task is automatically generated based on the repeating pattern you set up.

The “Hyperlink” functionality allows to add or change hyperlinks from your tasks to various file locations, including files that reside locally on your disk or web addresses.

By copying a resource the following information about it will be copied: resource name, type, material label, initials, group, std. rate, cost/use, base calendar and code. 

To copy a resource click Copy option from Task tab, press CTRL+C/Command+C or select Copy Resource from contextual menu after you right click on a task.

In order to paste a resource, select the rows where you want to paste the selection and Click Paste.​​

There are 3 ways to add a note to a task:
1. Click on the desired task and go to Task - Task Information – Notes
2. Double click on ID cell associated with the desired task in Gantt Chart, Task Sheet or Tracking Gantt view. 
3. Insert the Notes field inside your table.

To change the duration of a task from days to weeks click on the index of the desired task - Task - Task Information - Duration and type the number of weeks followed by the "Weeks" keyword.

Be careful when deleting multiple tasks as it may affect your schedule and you may lose some information inserted in your project. You can restore them by using the Undo option.