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Programming Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange 2003, Third Edition

07/19/07

Permalink 03:54:05 pm, by lano1106 Email , 167 words, 445 views   English (CA)
Categories: Windows programming

Programming Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange 2003, Third Edition

Programming Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange 2003, Third Edition, Thomas Rizzo, ISBN: 0735614644

I have been disappointed by this book. I wanted it mostly to learn how to program Outlook. When I started reading it, I have realized that only a small portion of it was dedicated to Outlook.

Perhaps that I am harsh against the book value because I am not part of the intended readers but I guess that even readers interested to programming Exchange would not find much value of this book. I am saying so because the book is huge close to a thousand pages but it sounds like a cut and paste of the Exchange programmer user manual. When I purchase a book like this one, I expect it to be a complement to the product documentation, to give a better insight of how and why a given software works like it does. This book does not deliver up to these expectations.

The best Outlook programming book that I have found is: Microsoft Outlook Programming, Jumpstart for Administrators, Developers, and Power Users. Skip this one.

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