If you are using Exchange at work, then mail delivery location in your
profile needs to be set to mailbox on the server and not your personal
folders. You can also configure offline folders at that point.

Alternatively, if you are using another messaging server, accessing with
POP, you could check the box that says to 'leave a copy on the server' so it
is still there for your second computer.

Finally, if you are using POP, IMAP might be a better solution for you.
IMAP will provide more of a synchronization of your local .pst and the
server compared to POP.


"Debra" wrote in message
...
I have outlook installed on my computer at home. when I go to my office
and
open up outlook and read my email on my laptop I cannot read them again
when
I get home to my desktop or that is true also in reverse. If I open at
home
I cannot open it back up at work. How can I get the same messeage by
opening
it up no matter which computer I open it up from on the other computer.

Thank you