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I am using a Mac and I would like to save a Project Pro Web App file to my local machine. Any tips on how I can do that?
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Hi Tedwaggoner,
Based on your description, I understand you would like to save a PWA(Project Web App)file to a local machine.
For Project Pro Web App related issues, we have a specific support channel. Therefore, I recommend you post the question in our Project forumfor professional help.
Please click Ask a question and log into with a Microsoft account to open a new thread.
In addition, here is a threadthere having the similar requirement. More details about managing projects in Project Web App can be find in the article.
Thanks for your understanding.
Shirley