Thanks for that. Something there may help. However, I was wondering on a
much simpler basis if importing the contacts file would work? - If the
changes made on the different computers related to different contacts - eg
starting with the same contacts list and then adding a new name on one
computer and adding a different couple of new names/amendments on the other,
whether simply importing the contacts.pst file and not allowing duplicates
would update one computer to match the other. The pst file could then be
imported the other way so that they were in sync.

Would this not work? If so, I'm curious as to how outlook recognises
duplicates - does it only see a duplicate where all fields match? or if it
sees the same name or company, would it then sync all fields within the
contact as appropriate with conflicts per option selected?

Thanks again in advance

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

naffyb wrote:

I'm in a small company operating 2 desktops and a laptop. I have my
mobile phone set to sync with one of the desktops and the laptop so
the 3 of these can be kept in line. However, different changes are
made on all 3 computers so the 2nd desktop is out of sync. Is there
any way to sync contact details/changes on an ongoing basis so that
the contacts in all 3 computers can be kept in line with each other?

See if something here helps:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/sync.htm
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Brian Tillman