10 Minute Guide to Microsoft Exchange 5.0
Introduction
The 10 Minute Guide to Microsoft Exchange 5.0 is a guide to learning about
the important features of this new and powerful software. Each lesson provides step-by-step
instructions on a specific feature or function of Microsoft Exchange Client.
What Is Microsoft Exchange Client?
Microsoft Exchange Client is the software used on networking stations in organizations
that have installed Microsoft Exchange Server, a robust messaging software application
that gives you more power than the Exchange software that came with your windows
operating system
If you're using Microsoft Exchange Client, you're connected to a network and you
use that network to send messages. Correspondence that's conducted over a network
is called e-mail. E-mail provides an electronic method for sending letters,
memos, notes, and files to other people.
The contents of this book are based on the assumption that an administrator has
installed your Microsoft Exchange Client software and configured it so you can work
efficiently and productively.
Some things you'll learn about in this book include:
- Sending and receiving e-mail, both internally and outside of your company
- Accessing shared information in files and folders
- Scheduling your time
- Keeping track of contacts
- Organizing to-do lists
- Delegating mail functions
- Handling messages automatically while you're out of the office
- Working at home or on the road and then synchronizing all your files
- Accessing information from an Exchange Server using a Web browser
What Is the 10 Minute Guide to Microsoft Exchange
5.0?
This 10 Minute Guide offers a quick way to learn about the important features
of Microsoft Exchange Client. Concise lessons guide you through specific tasks, giving
you hands-on practice. Each lesson should take about 10 minutes to complete.
The book assumes that you have some experience with Windows, that you know how
to use a mouse, and that you understand how to use menus and toolbars. Beyond that,
use your own judgment to determine what you're ready for: You can start at the beginning
and go through all the lessons, or you can jump directly to a lesson that interests
you.
Conventions Used In This Book
This book uses the following conventions to help you distinguish important information:
What you type |
Things that you have to type appear in bold blue type. |
Things you select |
Keys that you need to press and items that you need to select
appear in blue type. |
On-screen text |
On-screen messages from Microsoft Exchange appear in bold type. |
For additional help, there are three special elements throughout this book, each
of which is identified with its own icon:
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Timesaver Tips are suggestions for faster completion of a task and some useful
information about the task.
Plain English elements define Microsoft Exchange Client terminology, or computer
jargon.
Panic Button gives some insight into avoiding potential problems.
Acknowledgments
I would like to thank Martha O'Sullivan, John Gosney, and Audra Gable for their
work on this book. Their expertise and professionalism combine to make Que books
the biggest and best computer book publisher in the world. In addition, I would like
to thank John McGrady for his help in completing this book.
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