How can I use outlook on my home networked computers?

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Ed

How can I use outlook on my home networked computers? Is there a simple way
to do this? Please tell me the most cost effective way to do this. I also
have a network Hd if this may help in any suggestions. Thank you all who
help.
 
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Brian Tillman

Ed said:
How can I use outlook on my home networked computers? Is there a
simple way to do this? Please tell me the most cost effective way to
do this. I also have a network Hd if this may help in any
suggestions.

You use Outlook on a home network exactly as you do any other mail client.
DO you have a specific task in mind?
 
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Ed

I want to share the information from one computer to another example
contacts, calendar, So if I enter calendar or contact infomation on my PC in
my home office on outlook, I want my wife to see I scheduled an appointment
 
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CMM

AFAIK, Not (easily) possible without paying $$$ for Exchange. Quite stupid
if you ask me as Day-Timer Organizer, Starfish Sidekick, and Lotus Organizer
could do this back in 1996... and Outlook's calendaring features aren't *all
that* advanced in comparison. I guess that's "progress."

Best bet? Forget Outlook and use online app suites from Google or Yahoo
(Yahoo's Personal Organizer and E-mail features are quite good and
mature)... since you'll likely find Outlook's POP e-mail (non-Exchange
e-mail) just as NON-functional as Calendar sharing.

P.S. If you're brave you can check this out and are willing to settle for
crappy workarounds, check here:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm
 
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Brian Tillman

Ed said:
I want to share the information from one computer to another example
contacts, calendar, So if I enter calendar or contact infomation on
my PC in my home office on outlook, I want my wife to see I scheduled
an appointment on her laptop in the kitchen. I hope I explained
this well enough.

You have several options. See this, for example:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm

You can also use the same PST in two Outlook instances if you refrain from
trying to use both Outlook instances simultaneously. Create a PST in a
network share and open that PST in each Outlook.
 

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