I have 3 machines I use quite often - my home machine and 2 work machines. I
want to be able to store my Outlook 2003 calendar on a USB key [with 2 gigs
of storage on it] so I can simply plug it in to whichever machine I am on and
see/change my calendar. I could use offline folders, etc except that one of
the three machine only has a one way VPN - I can't send data only receive for
security. Help?

you need to copy the pst to the key - or copy the calendar to a pst on the
key.

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"NerdGirl" wrote in message
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I have 3 machines I use quite often - my home machine and 2 work machines.
I
want to be able to store my Outlook 2003 calendar on a USB key [with 2
gigs
of storage on it] so I can simply plug it in to whichever machine I am on
and
see/change my calendar. I could use offline folders, etc except that one
of
the three machine only has a one way VPN - I can't send data only receive
for
security. Help?