Microsoft Exchange 5 Sourcebook
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A powerful messaging and groupware system integrating email, scheduling, electronic forms, and document sharing. Exchange is an essential cog in Microsoft's array of NT-based applications for enterprise computing. Exchange 4.1 is the latest version, which contains several powerful new features. Based on field experiences from Microsoft certified consultants and developers, this book gives groupware developers and network administrators an expert's view of Exchange. The authors strategically place sidebars, tips, and warnings throughout the book to help readers grasp Exchange, as well as to identify the common pitfalls and correct them.
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Partial table of contents:
THE CLIENT.
Exchange Client Architecture.
Installing the Exchange Client.
Custom Information Handling.
THE SERVER.
Domains, Sites, and Other Dependencies.
Exchange Server Features and Functions.
Designing Your Exchange Messaging System.
OUTLOOK AND SCHEDULE.
Microsoft Schedule+ 7.0.
Microsoft Outlook, a Desktop Information Manager.
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR.
Administering the Multiple-Site Organization.
Implementing Public Folders.
Some Other Administration Concerns.
Connecting Exchange to MS Mail on PC and AppleTalk Networks.
Connecting to the Internet.
Active Server Components and the World Wide Web.
Activities for Maintaining an Exchange Organization.
Glossary.
Index.
What's on the CD-ROM.
THE CLIENT.
Exchange Client Architecture.
Installing the Exchange Client.
Custom Information Handling.
THE SERVER.
Domains, Sites, and Other Dependencies.
Exchange Server Features and Functions.
Designing Your Exchange Messaging System.
OUTLOOK AND SCHEDULE.
Microsoft Schedule+ 7.0.
Microsoft Outlook, a Desktop Information Manager.
SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR.
Administering the Multiple-Site Organization.
Implementing Public Folders.
Some Other Administration Concerns.
Connecting Exchange to MS Mail on PC and AppleTalk Networks.
Connecting to the Internet.
Active Server Components and the World Wide Web.
Activities for Maintaining an Exchange Organization.
Glossary.
Index.
What's on the CD-ROM.
