Foreword
I can't remember the last time I read a book foreword, except to get ideas as to what to write just now. If you're reading this, then thanks for buying the book.
I've tried to make it a bit different than typical Exchange books that have a very regimented, formal writing style, because I think technical writers should try to present information in a digestible manner, rather than just showing off how much they know. Good job, really, otherwise I'm sure nobody would publish me.
There is a lot of material covered here so you should find some interesting information in it to help you implement Exchange server in a published environment.
After my last book – the Exchange Server 2003 Resource Kit – I swore never to write again, but the ...
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