Chapter 9. Exchange Server, Email, and SharePoint 2007
In only its third version, the adoption of SharePoint has taken off in many organizations. And it's no surprise. Organizations commonly struggle with managing their overwhelming volume of data, information, and knowledge. Quite often workers use Microsoft Exchange as both a transport and a repository for content.
This solution can frustrate users with defining current and authoritative content sources. SharePoint addresses these and other challenges.
In this chapter, you will learn to:
Connect to SharePoint using Outlook as a client
Configure outgoing and incoming email in SharePoint
Set up SharePoint to enable searching on an Exchange public folder
SharePoint Overview
Information workers desperately ...
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