Thanks for clearing the first part, no mass downloading of duplicates.

Keeping them synced might get a bit trickier. That is collecting data such
as sent on one machine but not the other or journaling or other functions
possibly seems trickier. I haven't dug deeply but I haven't seen where my
ISP has a sent folder for items I send unless I do it with html online and
maybe choose to do it from there. And still it may only exist on the server
unless I choose to send a copy to myself.
And so it might work in some fashion to send a copy to self of everything
from outlook. But then inbox might start to look a mess without some sort of
filtering.

What would you suggest for keeping the master pst fully synced?

Thanks
Norman

"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
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Norman wrote:

I have to ask, is there no work around?

As you mention, if he chooses to remove the messages from the server for
one
machine, then of curse the other won't download them because they won't be
there. If he syncs his PST back and forth between the two machines, there
should be no problem.

Also uncertain to me is he referring to something like exchange server
or
his ISP's?

The OP's talking about a POP/SMTP account.
--
Brian Tillman