Windows NT has made strong inroads into Corporate America. With Pentium prices dropping, many companies are making the move toward Windows NT, as an alternative to Windows 95. This complete reference from Que takes the mystery out of the installation and configuration of Windows NT's tremendous communications productivity tools. It provides complete coverage of Remote Access options and major Remote Control programs, as well as Microsoft Exchange, FAX, and telephony features with the Internet.-- Covers Windows NT networking-allowing readers to become the ultimate client to any type of network-- Provides extensive troubleshooting throughout each chapter-- CD-ROM contains a broad array of Internet tools, 32-bit communications programs, utilities, and shareware