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OUTLOOKPOWER MAGAZINE - JULY 2007

Organizing and sharing information with Outlook Public Folders
Every organization has the need to collect, organize, and share information. In Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Exchange Server uses the Public Folders feature to share common-interest information among project teams and user groups. In this helpful article, Kathy Evans-Davis gives you an overview of how Public Folders work, and also how you can manage permissions for an active team.

Your email address book: it's not just for email anymore
Sometimes, it's important to go back to the basics. In this interesting article by newcomer Brenda Coxe, we look at email address books and contact lists.

The White House email controversy: a historical perspective
It may seem that our story of the controversy over White House email is unique to the George W. Bush White House. Nothing could be further from the truth. In fact, controversy over how the White House uses email dates back almost as far as email's very existence. In this fascinating (and slightly disturbing) article, we take you through White House email and the White House's attempts to hide email records for the past 25 years.

The White House email controversy: prepare to be freaked out
As Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz dug deeper into how the White House manages email, knowing what he does about how email works, the tiny little hairs on the back of his neck started to stand up. As he started to think about the implications from the perspective of our country's security, he realized this was no longer simply about some missing email messages. Unchecked, some really, really bad things could happen. Prepare to be freaked out.

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