Synchronize remote and local Outlook inboxes

[Longateden]

I have outlook 2002 on a microsoft network at work. I recently started
working at home, so I took my work computer to my house. Most of the time I
access my Outlook account on the server via remote internet access. Another
computer has been set up at work, and Outlook 2002 installed on it.

The problem is that when I open Outlook on the new local PC, it removes all
the emails from my remote inbox. Also, it does not pull in the server-based
folders.

Is there a way I can 1) keep it from deleting my remote inbox and 2)
synchronize the content of the local Outlook to what's on the server/web?

Hope that makes sense. Also hope I've posted in the right place. Thanks!

 

[Brian Tillman]

The problem is that when I open Outlook on the new local PC, it
removes all the emails from my remote inbox. Also, it does not pull
in the server-based folders.

Is there a way I can 1) keep it from deleting my remote inbox and 2)
synchronize the content of the local Outlook to what's on the
server/web?

Change your account to an account type that doesn't download or modify your
account so that it leaves a copy of your messages on the server. Your
description indicates that you may be using a POP account and POP accounts
know about one single folder: Inbox. POP accounts can't reference anything
else. Talk to your network people and ask them what your options are.