The Microsoft Exchange has long been the bane of lives - many have simply given up the struggle. But don't despair; help is at hand. Sue Mosher, developer of the Slipstick Systems Exchange Center and a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) unravels the whole ball of thread and guides you step by step through the labyrinth.

The Microsoft Exchange User's Handbook is aimed at all users of Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0, whether you're just learning to send mail on the Internet or you're the administrator of a 5,000-mailbox Exchange Server. Everything is covered, including e-mail, fax, dial-up networking, voice mail, POP3, TCP/IP, passwords and OCR for all versions of the Microsoft Exchange family for Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0. Even the recent upgrades; Windows Messaging, Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange Server 5.0 are all thoroughly explained and made easy.

For a detailed summary, complete outline and a list of the invaluable utilities on the CD, visit the Handbook's web site at http://www.slipstick.com/handbook/