PC Annoyances is not a “must have” manual for everyone. If you’re having a problem dealing with two copies of Outlook, one at home and one at work, both attached to the same client, PC Annoyances has the walkthrough to clean that up. If you’re simply looking to set up Outlook, this isn’t the book for you.
For the passive PC user that occasionally runs into simple snags and is tired of scrounging forums for the right answers, PC Annoyances is a handy tool to have at a decent price (Cover: $19.95, Amazon: $13.57).
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