Synch two Outlook email PST files
01-04-2008, 06:28 AM
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Synch two Outlook email PST files
Since I built the new gaming PC over the holidays, I will no longer be using my old PC to use MS Outlook 2003 on it for my email.
I will be using Outlook exclusively on the new PC and the new laptop.
Google brings up a good page with stuff.
One tool here looks like it might work.
http://www.synchpst.com/
My version of Outlook uses the .pst file to hold all of your contacts, mail, appointments, ect.
Say I am doing my email on the main PC, then I go to the living room to watch TV, a DVD, ect, and I have the laptop out there.
If I have Outlook open on both PCs, I am not sure if Comcast sends to both where the email can go to each or not since outlook is open and running at the same time on both.
Make sense?
If I had to, I can use Comcasts webmail from their homepage and read it on the laptop, as when you read it that way, it is still on the server until Outlook pulls it in when you fire it up.
Just wondering if there is a way though for both Outlooks to be running at the same time, or if one is off, that you can synch both .pst files later so the same information shows up on both.
I will be using Outlook exclusively on the new PC and the new laptop.
Google brings up a good page with stuff.
One tool here looks like it might work.
http://www.synchpst.com/
My version of Outlook uses the .pst file to hold all of your contacts, mail, appointments, ect.
Say I am doing my email on the main PC, then I go to the living room to watch TV, a DVD, ect, and I have the laptop out there.
If I have Outlook open on both PCs, I am not sure if Comcast sends to both where the email can go to each or not since outlook is open and running at the same time on both.
Make sense?
If I had to, I can use Comcasts webmail from their homepage and read it on the laptop, as when you read it that way, it is still on the server until Outlook pulls it in when you fire it up.
Just wondering if there is a way though for both Outlooks to be running at the same time, or if one is off, that you can synch both .pst files later so the same information shows up on both.
01-28-2009, 08:02 PM
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Another way to go about it is to go into the server settings and set it to "leave mail on server" and have it delete it after 5 days or so.
That's what I do, and by that time I have usually checked the messages on both computer.
At least that way, you'll see all incoming messages on both computers.
That's what I do, and by that time I have usually checked the messages on both computer.
At least that way, you'll see all incoming messages on both computers.
01-29-2009, 07:50 AM
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Here is what he posted minus his link to his company.
His info had nothing to do with my old question either.
Just a spammer looking for a mark.
His info had nothing to do with my old question either.
Just a spammer looking for a mark.
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