| NOTAS: | "Introducing Microsoft Exchange provides an intimate preview of Microsoft's new messaging system. It provides a way to get a look at the actual software before it's released-as close as the nearest bookstore. Microsoft Exchange, which will run on a variety of operating systems, enables users to easily organize, locate, share, structure, and communicate information between individuals, teams, and whole organizations in the form of e-mail messages, reports, and forums similar to bulletin boards. Users can also schedule meetings, monitor schedules, and track tasks. The book describes the architecture of the new messaging system and links this technology to addressing today's challenges in establishing and maintaining a messaging infrastructure. A key feature of this book is the accompanying CD that includes a software demonstration of the Microsoft Exchange client and server. The audience for this book is enormous and includes the more than 7 million current Microsoft Mail, Lotus Notes, and Novell Groupwise administrators and users who will all be clamoring for this information." |
