After you have successfully installed Exchange Server 2007, you can access the product documentation for Exchange Server 2007 from the Exchange Server Help link from the Start Menu. The ExchHelp.chm file is located in the Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\bin directory.

F1 Help is a Help system or application that is included with Exchange 2007 that gives you access to the Exchange 2007 documentation. F1 Help, also known as context-sensitive Help, lets you search for specific Exchange 2007 Help topics, "how to", and conceptual documentation. You can access F1 Help by opening the Exchange Management Console and then pressing the F1 key or by right-clicking a node in the console tree and selecting the Help option. F1 Help topics can also be found in the Technical Reference section of the documentation set.

Your primary source for in-depth technical information about Exchange Server is the Microsoft Exchange Server TechCenter. The Microsoft Exchange Server TechCenter is a catalog of technical Exchange content that has been reviewed and approved by the Exchange product team at Microsoft. Up-to-date and new versions of the documents are added as the old versions expire. This guarantees that you always have the latest Exchange technical information. These documents are designed to evolve over time as Exchange 2007 gains exposure and new tricks, issues, and troubleshooting information become available.

The Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) is a complete resource for developers. You can find downloads, guidelines for hardware and driver compatibility testing, and guides to help you build device drivers for Microsoft Windows operating systems.

TechNet is a service that contains resources for information technology (IT) professionals. This includes access to white papers and technical articles written by support professionals at Microsoft, career and industry information, discussion groups, technical feedback, and software.

Visit the Microsoft Exchange Server TechCenter to obtain Exchange Server product information that contains the most updated technical information. This product information includes troubleshooting steps, solutions to common issues, the ability to search the Microsoft Knowledge Base, how-to topics, and latest downloads.

The Microsoft Help and Support Web site contains an extensive collection of articles, troubleshooting wizards, files you can download, and other useful product information. The articles can help you understand more about the features that are included in Exchange 2007.

Additionally, the Microsoft Product Support Services Web site includes other information that you might find useful, such as frequently asked questions (FAQs), troubleshooting information, and Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups.

For more information, see Microsoft Help and Support.

Multiple support options are available. You can get help over the telephone, or by using online chat or e-mail.

The Microsoft Help and Support Web site offers the following support for customers:

• Support Services   Provide a variety of support options to help businesses, IT professionals, developers, and home users.
  
  
• Consulting Services   Provide customized technical expertise to enterprise customers.
  
  
• Customer Service   Provides assistance on non-technical issues such as product purchases, subscriptions, and more.
  
  

If you do not find what you need, you can obtain information from the technical resources in the following list:

• Microsoft Download Center   The Microsoft Download Center offers an array of technical files for all Microsoft products available for download over the Internet. These downloads include device drivers, service packs, and updates, in addition to full products.
  
  
• Microsoft Press   Microsoft Press offers the training and support materials you need to help you get more from Microsoft Exchange Server.
  
  

Whether you are a beginning user, an advanced user, a support professional, or a software developer, Microsoft Press has what you are looking for—from quick-and-easy handbooks and self-paced training guides to desktop references, technical resources, and programming titles.

To locate the nearest source for Microsoft Press products worldwide, visit the Microsoft Press Web site or contact your local Microsoft office. In the United States, call (800) MS-PRESS. In Canada, call (800) 667-1115.