Outlook on two Computers ???

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newtothis

Hello all,

I'm currently running Outlook 2002 (Office XP) on my Desktop in my home
office with XP Home as the OS. I'll soon be taking this desktop to a new
office and purchasing a laptop for home use. This new laptop will have XP
Home as the operating system as well and will likely have Outlook 2000
(unless I purchase another newer version of Outlook).

My question is:
Is it possible to have the same access to my Outlook folders (inbox, sent
items, contacts, calendar, etc...) on both my home laptop and my desktop
that'll be in my office?

I'll be working from my new office most of the time, but will still work
from home on occasion and will need access to my Outlook folders. What is
the best way (cheapest and easiest) for me to accomplish this?

Thank you in advance for any tips...
 
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xterm1

newtothis said:
Hello all,

I'm currently running Outlook 2002 (Office XP) on my Desktop in my home
office with XP Home as the OS. I'll soon be taking this desktop to a new
office and purchasing a laptop for home use. This new laptop will have XP
Home as the operating system as well and will likely have Outlook 2000
(unless I purchase another newer version of Outlook).

My question is:
Is it possible to have the same access to my Outlook folders (inbox, sent
items, contacts, calendar, etc...) on both my home laptop and my desktop
that'll be in my office?

I'll be working from my new office most of the time, but will still work
from home on occasion and will need access to my Outlook folders. What is
the best way (cheapest and easiest) for me to accomplish this?

Thank you in advance for any tips...
Just an idea, backup original *.pst file delete each one on each pc. when
Outlook Gripes for personal folders file have it available on a server
location!
HTH
 

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