For this assignment, you will need to work on a Word document as well as a Microsoft Project document. Use the Word document to answer each question in turn and add screenshots when specified in the question. Makesure to include section names and question numbers for the screenshots. There is no need to include the calculation process, which you can do on scratch paper. Please see further details about this submission under the Tutorial Submission Instructions section below$\mathrm{.}1.$ Create a new plan and set its start dateThe scenario: Throughout this book, you play the role of a project manager at Lucerne Publishing, a book publisher that specializes in childrens books. Lucerne is about to publish a major new book, and youve been asked to develop a plan for the book launch. Start Project and perform the following tasks:a$.$ Create a new plan based on the Blank Project template.b$.$ Set the new plans start date to January $9,2023.$c$.$ Take a screenshot of the start date.d$.$ Save the new plan as Simple Plan.e$.$ Take a screenshot of the saved plan$\mathrm{.}2.$ Set nonworking days in the project calendarThe scenario: At Lucerne Publishing, you need to account for an upcoming date on which the entire Lucerne staff will be unavailable to work on the book launch project. Continuing in the Simple Plan plan, perform the following task:a$.$ In the project calendar, create a nonworking day calendar exception named Staff at morale event for January $25,2023.$b$.$ Take a screenshot of the nonworking day calendar exception$\mathrm{.}3.$ Enter the plan title and other propertiesThe scenario: You want to record top$-$level information about the new book launch plan. These details dont affect the overall schedule, but they relate to important supplemental information you want to keep in the plan.Continuing in the Simple Plan plan, perform the following task:a$.$ Give the Simple Plan the following properties:$-$Subject: New book launch schedule$-$Manager: Carole Poland$-$Company: Lucerne Publishing$-$Comments: New childrens book for spring releaseb. Take a screenshot of the Plan Properties.c$.$ Review the Gantt Chart view for this plan and, in the timescale, locate the vertical current date line and the date for the morale event you created in the previous section.d$.$ Take a screenshot of the morale event.$($Notice that the morale event is shaded the same way as other nonworking time in the timescale. If you do notsee the shading for nonworking time, check to make sure you are viewing the timescale by days instead of by weeks or months.$)$