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FatMan
Hi all:
I have two computers one desktop and one laptop both running Vista
(business) and Office 2007 (professional). What I am looking to do is share
the outlook data (calendar, contacts, etc.) between the two computers. The
desktop user is the Exec. Assistant of the Laptop user and as such will be
updating the outlook data that is to be shared with the Laptop user. The
laptop will be in and out of the office.
What I think would work would be to put a "pst" file on the desktop that the
laptop has access to and when the laptop disconnects from the peer-to-peer
network have its folders sync on the laptop.
Can this be done and if so how? Is there a better way to do this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
FatMan
I have two computers one desktop and one laptop both running Vista
(business) and Office 2007 (professional). What I am looking to do is share
the outlook data (calendar, contacts, etc.) between the two computers. The
desktop user is the Exec. Assistant of the Laptop user and as such will be
updating the outlook data that is to be shared with the Laptop user. The
laptop will be in and out of the office.
What I think would work would be to put a "pst" file on the desktop that the
laptop has access to and when the laptop disconnects from the peer-to-peer
network have its folders sync on the laptop.
Can this be done and if so how? Is there a better way to do this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
FatMan