This is Roberta; are you working?
- By Roberta Bragg
- December 01, 2001
The newest crop of Exchange antivirus products prevents users from receiving infected mail.
- By Roberta Bragg and David Tschanz
- December 01, 2001
Lots of examples help you make use of a wealth of interfaces.
- By Damir Bersinic
- December 01, 2001
Anti-virus software can help with only one part of the defense.
- By David W. Tschanz
- December 01, 2001
Nobody likes uninvited guests—and when they invade your online conferences, the consequences can be deadly. Exchange Conferencing Server can help you keep the riff-raff at bay.
- By Roberta Bragg
- November 01, 2001
If you don't already have this book,
what are you waiting for?
- By Roberta Bragg
- October 01, 2001
Sysadmins can't live by Windows 2000 alone. Check
out these handy antivirus protection and backup/restore
programs that can help you get through the day.
- By Harry Brelsford
- September 01, 2001
By digging into the advanced capabilities of classes, you can harness the power of VBScript and do some pretty darn amazing things.
- By Chris Brooke
- July 01, 2001
Need a top-end resource to help prep you for the Exchange 2000 Server MCSE exam? This Microsoft training kit may just be the thing.
- By Valéria Struk Ganamet
- June 01, 2001
The Microsoft Encyclopedia of Networking's comprehensive inclusion of networking terms is balanced by the somewhat lightweight and succinct etymologies.
- By T. Brian Granier
- April 01, 2001
Don't expect to learn more about Exchange 2000 Server than the name
of this book implies.
- By Valéria Struk Ganamet
- March 01, 2001
Once you set up AD, who’s going to maintain it all?
These four tools address delegation and management
challenges.
- By Chip Andrews
- February 01, 2001
The decisions you make up front about hardware, site
design, and operational policies can make the critical
difference in your Exchange installation.
- By Kevin Kohut
- February 01, 1999
A mix of Access 97, Exchange, and Outlook turned a stand-alone
program into an enterprise application.
- By Keith Lubell
- January 01, 1999