If you have outlook 2007 on both ends, publish one or both calendars and
subscribe the other calendar to it... office online will probably work the
best for you. If you don't need hourly updates, email the calendar to your
email address or save the ics after starting the email and take it to work
on a usb stick (most will be small enough to fit on a floppy).

http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/publishcal.htm

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"fsidler{-a-)gmail(.d.}com"
wrote in message ...
Apologies, i use Office 2007

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

What version of Office Outlook? There are few good options (but several
workarounds) for older versions - Outlook 2007 handles it much better.

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"fsidler{-a-)gmail(.d.}com"
wrote in message
...
Hello, there is an issue that has been bothering me for some time now.

At work, i have my mail account connected to the company's Exchange
Server,
and of course everything (mails, contacts, calendars, etc) is working
perfectly.

Now, at home, in the Office i have installed there, i have another
calendar
with my personal reminders and similar stuff (my set-up at home is not
connected to any mail accounts or an exchange server or what-so-ever, i
only
use it for the calendar and its functions).

What i want to accomplish is, to have my calendar that i have at home
being
synchronized so i can view (and change) it at work too (independently
from
the company's Exchange Server of course).

The way i was thinking was to have the calendar not being stored
locally
on
my machine at home, but to have it stored on a remote FTP server or
similar
(remote ftp and tool to simulate a local drive with a connection to it
is
already available).

How can i solve this?

Thank you in advance.