Whether you"re using it for personal information, e-mail, collaborative networking, or some combination of these, Microsoft Outlook is a subtle, powerful application. If you want to make the most of using it, take a look at Special Edition: Using Microsoft Outlook 2000, a gigantic reference written specifically for intermediate to advanced users. Author Gordon Padwick, who has tested and worked with Outlook since before its initial release in 1997, provides clear directions for every aspect of Outlook"s information management, from basic communication and information organization to developing Outlook-based applications. If you"re already familiar with older versions, you"ll get the dirt on what Outlook 2000 has to offer: interoperability, better Web support, and nifty scripting and automation with Visual Basic for Applications. Special Edition: Using Microsoft Outlook 2000 is just about as comprehensive a work as any user will ever need. The CD-ROM greatly enhances its value by including the searchable text of the whole book and other Que Office material. In addition, you"ll find tons of demo software and shareware applications that will make your workday a breeze. If you"re a serious Outlook user, make sure you keep this book near your desk. --Rob Lightner