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--- "Susan W. Gallagher" <sgallagher5 -at- cox -dot- net> wrote:
>Your question left me wondering if you need two or
>three levels, since you didn't mention "implementations",
>but why not let "tasks" include "steps"?
>
>Implementation 1
> Task 1
> Step 1
> Step 2
> Task 2
> Step 1
> Step 2
>Implementation 2
> Task 3
> Step 1
> Step 2
>...
>
>Izzat what you're looking for???
>
>HTH!
>-Sue Gallagher
>
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