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E-mail

Stephen A. Caswell

1988

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007

Nick Cavalancia

2007

The E-mail mystery

Carolyn Keene

1998

Managing Microsoft Exchange server

Paul E. Robichaux

1999

!%@:: a directory of electronic mail addressing and networks

Donnalyn Frey, Rick Adams

1990

E-Mail Etiquette

Samantha Miller

2001

Writing effective e-mail

Nancy Flynn

2003

Email marketing

Jeanniey Mullen

2009

The e-policy handbook

Nancy Flynn

2001

Microsoft Exchange server 2010 unleashed

Rand Morimoto

2009

E-mail

Stephanie D. Fletcher

1996

Exchange server cookbook

Devin Ganger, Paul Robichaux, Missy Koslosky et al.

2005

The Usborne guide to e-mail

Philippa Wingate, Mark Wallace

2000

Shadowman

Jordan Cray

1997

Read between the lines

Shawn Marie Edgington

2010

Crazy

Amy Lynn Reed

2012

Virtual reference best practices

M. Kathleen Kern

2009

PGP source code and internals

Philip Zimmermann

1995

Stopping spam

Simson Garfinkel, Alan Schwartz

1998

Internet Resources

Hugh A. Thompson

1995

Netiquette

Matthew, Strawbridge

2006

Mastering Microsoft Office professional for Windows 95

Lonnie E. Moseley

1996

Managing impressions with information technology

Jon W. Beard

2004

Total workday control using Microsoft Outlook

Michael Linenberger

2006

Microsoft Exchange server 2007

Richard Luckett, Bharat Suneja

2008

Exchange Server 5.5 and Outlook Complete

Sybex Inc.

2000

The hamster revolution

Mike Song

2007

Send

Will Schwalbe, David Shipley

2007

Microsoft Office Outlook 2007

Gary B. Shelly

2007

The Quiet Revolution in Email Marketing

Bill Nussey

2004

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