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PT8 Project Plan missing OT Books

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None of the created OT books in the project are available in the book list inside the “Assignments & Progress” window.

Is this a known problem?

(Win7x64 SP1, PT8 v56)

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Make sure that you go to Projects > Project Properties and Settings > Books Tab and then select all the books you want to have in the Plan. The books in the plan are based on the books in the Books tab.

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Worked. Thanks.

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