Outlook is meant for Exchange servers. Being available for home users is a
plus, but the extra features available using Exchange are not included,
including being able to natively share. Third party solution providers
count on Microsoft to not cater to this need. Once they do, just wait for
the hue and cry from them.

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, asked:

| Brian Tillman wrote:
|| wrote:
||
||| So my question for you MVPs is, can I do this with Outlook? Will I
||| ever be able to? Is the MS Live going to be this kind of an option?
||| Did I vent in the proper forum? I have done my research in the
||| groups here, and I would like some more insight on why MS has not
||| developed this possibility more. Thanks!!!
||
|| You can do it right now, if you don't mind running Outlook on only
|| one PC at a time. The method has been posted in this newsgroup
|| quite a few times. Google Groups is your friend. Here's one of the
|| times it has been posted:
||
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.outlook.general/msg/b125a143faef3ad5
|| --
|| Brian Tillman
|
| I've seen that post, and I do mind. I need to be able to use Outlook
| freely on all our home computers without restriction. That's why I
| wrote about being frustrated at all of the options I've seen; none of
| them enable home users to use Outlook over a network seamlessly
| without resorting to Exchange.
|
| BTW, Google & I are great friends.
|
| Thanks anyway,
| Michelle