The English version of "The Groupwise Powerguide- Second Edition"  became available in May 2009. This completely new version contains a lot of tips and tricks about GroupWise covering versions 8.0 as well as 7.0. This book will take everyone who is already working with GroupWise to the next level. Now includes Business Scenarios and valuable content in 216 topics, all in more than 300 pages. Great value for money - guaranteed to optimize your investment in GroupWise - this book will make you and your organization more effective and efficient.

 

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This second edition of the GroupWise Powerguide offers a lot of interesting content about GroupWise, which is often not covered anywhere else, as this book starts where other (on-line) manuals and training options end. This is not a complete end-user manual, instead it is aimed at those who already have knowledge of GroupWise and want to go to the next level, the Powerusers and IT Professionals (more about this at this page).

 

The book delivers more than 300 pages of content about advanced e-mail options, calendaring, task, contact and document management, rules and much more. The book also includes appendices featuring all the GroupWise icons, short-cut keys and more. As an additional bonus, the book starts with a number of business scenarios, explaining how GroupWise can be used to make your organization more efficient and effective. 

 

The book is also used as the basis for a new version of the GroupWise Poweruser training. 

 

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The in the English version of the The Groupwise Powerguide - Second Edition has become available in Spring 2009. You can now buy this great book at:

The new version will contain a lot of new tips and tricks as well as a lot of great content about GroupWise 8. The book will also be translated in Czech, Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Polish and Swedish by several people from the community.