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The network columnist for PC Magazine and other publications explains to experienced network administrators how to set up and maintain an electronic mail system, a small peer-to-peer LAN, a client-server system, or a WAN. Explores strategies and implementation and evaluates the available commercial products. No bibliography. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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If you're an experienced Network Administrator who has decided that E-mail sounds a good idea, wants to install it but doesn't know where to start, and you're looking for a guide book packed with tips and practical ideas on the whole area of E-mail then here's your book! Let this book show you how to make the most productive use of E-mail in your business.The importance of integrating existing E-Mail systems (perhaps on mini or mainframe) with LANs or with the arrival of distributed applications (such as Microsoft's Windows for Workgroups, Windows NT and Quarterdeck's DESQview/X) is also covered in this wide-ranging, but above all, practical book.
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