How to Sync Outlook 2007

[MicheleERS]

How do I sync Outlook 2007 between a Windows XP Home PC and a Windows 7
Starter Netbook? I need the ability to choose which segments I want to sync
(calendar and contacts) so it doesn't try to sync the email section. Thanks!

 

[DL]

Assuming you use popmail you would need a third party sync tool, Outlook
itself has no native method of syncing between two PC's

 

[Futurean]

Hi there,

You need to use an Outlook addin to do this. Check out CodeTwo Public
Folders which enables syncing all Outlook items (including mail, contacts,
tasks, documents and many more) between a number of machines equipped with
Outlook. It's pretty easy and does not require a server machine.

Here's a link to a 30-day, fully functional trial:
http://www.codetwo.com/public-folders/

Take a look at the video first:
http://www.codetwo.com/public-folders/video/

greetz

 

[nancy0123]

Microsoft does a good job of making sure our options are limited when i
comes to syncing email when using Outlook. As of now I am currentl
using my laptop for email and automatically syncing the PST to m
desktop. Since I never use the desktop for email this is more like
backup than a sync.

I too was searching for solutions to this. The best solution I coul
come up with without buying any software or getting any Exchange servic
was this:

1. Switch my email server from POP/SMTP to IMAP so that bot
computers will have the same inbox.

2. Create another local PST for all old mail and have tha
automatically sync to my desktop.

A possible drawback to this is that I don’t believe that standard IMA
will sync my calendar and contacts which is a bummer. I am trying m
best to find a solution for all this syncing without an Exchange serve
but Microsoft is making it real difficult for me.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]]

How do I sync Outlook 2007 between a Windows XP Home PC and a Windows 7
Starter Netbook? I need the ability to choose which segments I want to sync
(calendar and contacts) so it doesn't try to sync the email section. Thanks!

See if something here helps: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/sync.asp