Microsoft Outlook 98 for Dummies

Outlook is a great, albeit complex, program. It is impossible for a book (especially a Dummies book) to be an authoritative text on the program. But Outlook for Dummies goes a long way to giving a user or even an administrator of a mid-sized operation essential information to get started and use Outlook effectively. For advanced features, I depended on MS Press Book "Running Outlook 2000". Dummies has a wide breadth of information which is simple, readable and applicable to practical use of MS Outlook in an office environment.

This is by far the best step-by-step reference book for those of us who are not College trained computer nerds. Mr. Dyszel presents the material in understandable terms.

If you are anything like me you have been using excell and word everyday for years never really delving into Outlook because it looked silly and confusing well i started using outlook 98 and it is AWESOME it does so much more than email I keep my entire company focused and task oriented using outlook. Get this great book and start using outlook today you will be suprized how much is there for you to use.

Does Outlook 98 confuse you to no end? Then this book is for you. I used Outlook only as an e-mail program, knowing full well that the program can do much more. But it seemed too confusing and complex. This "for dummies" book made it all seem simple, and at the same time showed me things that the program does that I would have never found on my own. If you want to get get the most out of Outlook 98 then buy this book.

THE DUMMIES SERIES STRIKES ANOTHER BLOW! This is a very comprehensive resource/handbook for any Outlook 98 user. Novice users will have no trouble understanding how to get the most out of this product from techy-trended Microsoft--their information tends to be high-handed in nature.More knowledgeable users will find hidden wealth in the tips and tricks provided throughout the book, as well as ideas that they may not have realized Outlook could handle.I highly recommend this book. Forget high priced Microsoft Press -- get dumbed up!