Building Applications W/Microsoft Outlook 98 (Indep. Programming) |  | Authors: Microsoft Press, Microsoft Corporation Staff
Publisher: Microsoft Press
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Product Description
Microsoft Outlook 98 is the advanced desktop information manager that helps everyone get the most from Microsoft Office 97. With Microsoft Outlook, you can create custom groupware-fast. Microsoft Outlook 98 offers a full range of personal information tools-electronic mail, calendar, contacts, tasks, and journal-that are fully integrated with each other and with other applications in Microsoft Office 97. There are amazing possibilities for customizing groupware, and this book shows users how to do it. Now completely updated with the latest information available about Microsoft Outlook 98, BUILDING APPLICATIONS WITH MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 98 is a results-oriented book that gives readers the information, strategies, and sample applications they need to easily build useful groupware applications, make their workplace more productive, and get the most out of their Microsoft Office 97 investment. The companion CD-ROM contains Microsoft Outlook 98 as well as the sample forms and VBScript code necessary to create and use the sample applications in the book.
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 The best on creating custom forms! June 30, 2000
Pilates Penny (Queens, New York USA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have 4 books on this subject and this is by FAR the most thorough on customizing forms for Outlook 98! If you are new to creating forms this is a MUST BUY.
An Excellent book outlining the best features of Outlook! July 23, 1998
Matthew David (mdavid@casecorp.com) (USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
A very clear, concise and informative book covering the groupware capabilities of Outlook '98. A great read and a must have on your bookshelf.
 Great resource for building Outlook/Exchange applications February 25, 1999
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I have had an extremely difficult time locating experienced developers of Outlook/Exchange applications. I purchased this book with the hope that I could use it as a quick reference guide to building my own applications in Outlook. Do NOT count on jumping from section to section in this book - it can't be used that way. However, when read in a sequential fashion along with the sample exercises, it is EXTREMEMLY helpful and user friendly, especially if you do not have any programming knowledge. It is has made a tremendous difference in furthering our use of Exchange's public folder system as a communication and information tool.
A good starting book for beginers and a good refference book June 10, 1999
José Antonio Morales (Slovenia)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I think this is a good book for all who want to begin to understand how to build applications with Outlook and Exchange. For beginers it's a good starting point. For intermediate level is a good resource of refference. Creo que es un buen libro para todos aquellos que quieren comenzar a entender como comenzar a construir aplicaciones con el Outllok y el Exchange Server. Para principiantes es un buen punto de partida y para intermedios un buen libro de referencia
Excellent introduction! May 22, 1998
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Excellent Introduction to the Outlook 98 interface with solid coverage of the in's and out's of the templated forms and controls availaible. This book has several examples that are very grounded in applications you would actually be asked to build, or need to build on your own. Well worth the money and time spent on mastering a 'teamware' application builder.
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