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Project Server 2007 Timesheet web part error

Asked by rcs2008 in Microsoft Project Project Management Software

Tags: Project Server 2007, Timesheet, Web Part

Hello,
I just recently applied SP2 and the August CU for Project Server 2007.  Now I have a handful of users who get the following error when trying to access a saved timesheet or create a timesheet:

An unexpected error has occurred.

Web Parts Maintenance Page: If you have permission, you can use this page to temporarily close Web Parts or remove personal settings. For more information, contact your site administrator.
Troubleshoot issues with Windows SharePoint Services.
 
If I go to the web parts maintenance page, I can delete the shared Timesheet web part, then go in (even as the user in question - i made them an administrator on my test box just to test/troubleshoot) to the timesheet page, add the timesheet web part (at this point it opens fine), then exit the web part edit mode.  When I try to go back into a timesheet I get the same error.  Again, just seems to be a problem for a few select users.  I found one post that said this is a known problem w/ SP2 and those that use the Timesheet functionality, and that MS is working on a fix but won't be available publicly until the December CU.  Has anyone heard anything about this, or have any suggestions/workarounds?
Thanks.
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