Best Books to Learn VideoConferencing?

What are the best books to Learn Video Conferencing Theory and Practice nowadays? We use PolyCom systems, and the books I have found seem to be very general. What are experts using for references nowadays?

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Howdy.
I can't say which is best, but I like the Visual Quickstart Guide from Peachpit Press. I have it for Photoshop and Illustrator. As the title states, it's for a quick start. A concise description of every tool and option, with simple, easy to follow instructions with screen shots. I have Photoshop CS3, and have well over 10,000 hrs in Ps and have several newer Ps books. But my tattered old Visual Quickstart Guide for Ps 6 is still my first resource when questions arise.
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Lee
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