With our document apps ProjectPlace for Mac and ProjectPlace for Windows, working with documents in ProjectPlace is almost as easy as if they were located on your computer.
Click the document title to open a document and select either the Edit or Read only options. The document opens in the appropriate program and if you selected the Edit option, you can get to work right away. When you are done, close the file and it automatically saves within ProjectPlace. It’s as simple as that!
The document apps also gives you easy access to ProjectPlace. Just click the ProjectPlace icon in the tool bar to launch ProjectPlace and automatically log in.
When you have the app in place, learn more on how to work with documents and folders.
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If you use two-step verification or login with single sign-on via your company network, you must login using an app password.
Contact ProjectPlace support if you run into problems when installing or using the document apps.
You must have a Windows computer with Windows 7 or higher to use ProjectPlace for Windows.
To install ProjectPlace for Windows:
You must have a Mac computer with OS 10.9 or higher to use ProjectPlace for Mac.
To install ProjectPlace for Mac.
If your ProjectPlace Document App is not running correctly, you can try reinstalling it.
To reinstall the ProjectPlace Windows Document App:
To reinstall the ProjectPlace Mac Document App:
If you don't get the Read or Edit option when opening a document, it is possible that you have not yet installed the ProjectPlace document add-on. If you have installed the add-on, you might not get the Read or Edit option because the add-on is not working or it is blocked. The instructions below should help you troubleshoot if the add-on is not working properly.
To get these options, the ProjectPlace document add-on has to be installed and running.
Ensure the Add-on is Working
Right-click the ProjectPlace icon and select Log in. Here you can log into the add-on with the same email address and password you use when logging in from the browser.
If the login option doesn't appear, choose Preferences. This will allow you to check whether you are logged in with the correct email address.
If you log in with Single sign-on or if two-step verification is activated for your user account, you will need to use an app password to complete the log in process.
For Windows Users:
For Mac Users:
If re-launching the add-on does not resolve the issue, try reinstalling the add-on.
A blocked add-on could be the result of a proxy, firewall, anti-virus software, or browser settings.
If you are working on a company network that uses a proxy, add the Server Address and Port number to the ProjectPlace add-on. This information can be obtained from your company’s IT department.
The following instructions only apply to the ProjectPlace for Windows add-on.
Make sure https://projectplace-local.com is added as an exception in your Proxy server.
NOTE
Proxy Auto-Configuration Scripts (PAC) is not supported.
Changes to the Proxy password are indicated by a notification that there is no Internet connection. To resolve, click the notification and update the password.
The ProjectPlace for Windows add-on uses port 54402. The port used can be set manually by right-clicking the ProjectPlace for Windows icon in the taskbar. Select Preferences/Advanced and set a port number between 1024 – 66535.
When using a firewall, ensure that traffic is permitted for:
If none of the above steps can get the ProjectPlace app working, try adding Google's DNS or your preferred public DNS service provider to your network settings. Steps are listed here.
If you need an MSI file to install ProjectPlace for Windows, please contact ProjectPlace Support.
If open a document in Edit mode and the changes you made have not been saved to ProjectPlace:
You can also right-click the ProjectPlace App icon from the Windows Taskbar (or Mac Launchbar). Select Preferences and in the window that appears, click the Open folder button. If the document is not located in the ProjectPlace/Downloads folder, go to the Downloads or Recent Documents folder of the application the document was created in (e.g. Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, etc). If, however, the document is not saved in ProjectPlace or found on your local computer, it is likely that the document is not saved and in that case, cannot be recovered or restored.
If you continue to have issues getting the add-on to work, Please contact ProjectPlace Support.
NOTE
ProjectPlace for Mac and ProjectPlace for Windows need to be manually updated whenever you want to install to the latest version.