Hi Rafael,

If you have two projects open in Powerproject at the same time, you can simily copy-paste library items between the two files.

So if you have one project with all the reports nicely configured, you can open another project that does not have reports, then browse to the "Library Explorer" within both files.  Copy the folder of reports from the "good" project, and paste it into the target project.

All our example project templates and sample projects have some nice items pre-configured within them which users often move into thier own projects for future use.

Thanks,

Ben @ Powerproject

I do not know what you mean by a high level review; superficial, thorough, in-between or by persons of high office or rank?  

Anyway any thorough review shall not only look for the obvious such as activity links, this would be the first step.

To name a few:

• You should check for the activity durations as inflated durations are a way to sequester float. Requiring resource loading of activities can help to detect activity duration bloating. 
• Calendars shall be checked with the understanding calendars are not only about work week but also about calendar exceptions.  Most software are bad at disclosing calendar exceptions database to the extreme the only way you can find them is to scroll the calendars, schedulers know it and can take advantage of this.
• Any changes among schedule versions should be reviewed, there are literally thousands of parameter values that can be changed by schedulers when submitting their schedule updates.  Instead of importing the full schedule updates importing only the performance data would prevent hidden unauthorized changes.