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Old March 4th 06, 07:41 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
HostDad94
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I just set-up a homenetwork with shared files for my Outlook email 2003. I
am able to share view my new email but it appears that I am not sharing my
calendar. I want a single calendar that updates on either computer. Right
now I see a calendar entry on both computers that show different entries. My
laptop does show the personal calendar of my desktop but shows it as
"Calendar in Personal Folder".
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Old March 5th 06, 04:08 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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Take a look here, it may help:
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/sync.htm


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After furious head scratching, HostDad94 asked:

| I just set-up a homenetwork with shared files for my Outlook email
| 2003. I am able to share view my new email but it appears that I am
| not sharing my calendar. I want a single calendar that updates on
| either computer. Right now I see a calendar entry on both computers
| that show different entries. My laptop does show the personal
| calendar of my desktop but shows it as "Calendar in Personal Folder".


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Old March 5th 06, 08:15 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Brian Tillman
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Default Home Ntwrk: 1 Laptop 1 PC - How do I estable a single calendar?

HostDad94 wrote:

I just set-up a homenetwork with shared files for my Outlook email
2003. I am able to share view my new email but it appears that I am
not sharing my calendar. I want a single calendar that updates on
either computer. Right now I see a calendar entry on both computers
that show different entries. My laptop does show the personal
calendar of my desktop but shows it as "Calendar in Personal Folder".


That's because on the desktop PC, the PST you're referencing is the delivery
location but on the laptop, it's not. Make the shared PST the delivery
location on the laptop as well and you'll share the same mail, calendar, and
everything else. Just remember what you won't be able to have both
Outlook's open at the same time.
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Old March 5th 06, 10:10 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
HostDad94
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Default Home Ntwrk: 1 Laptop 1 PC - How do I estable a single calendar

Brian - I have the shared pst. on the laptop but it also has a default pst
that resides on the laptop c drive. I've tried to change the default and/or
remove the c drive pst but the system won't let me. I must not be doing what
you have suggested. Can you talk me through your suggestion? In lieu of that
can you point me to any xiting instructions?

Thanks - HostDad94

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

HostDad94 wrote:

I just set-up a homenetwork with shared files for my Outlook email
2003. I am able to share view my new email but it appears that I am
not sharing my calendar. I want a single calendar that updates on
either computer. Right now I see a calendar entry on both computers
that show different entries. My laptop does show the personal
calendar of my desktop but shows it as "Calendar in Personal Folder".


That's because on the desktop PC, the PST you're referencing is the delivery
location but on the laptop, it's not. Make the shared PST the delivery
location on the laptop as well and you'll share the same mail, calendar, and
everything else. Just remember what you won't be able to have both
Outlook's open at the same time.
--
Brian Tillman


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Old March 6th 06, 01:51 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.calendaring
Brian Tillman
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Default Home Ntwrk: 1 Laptop 1 PC - How do I estable a single calendar

HostDad94 wrote:

Brian - I have the shared pst. on the laptop but it also has a
default pst that resides on the laptop c drive. I've tried to change
the default and/or remove the c drive pst but the system won't let
me.


Define "won't let me". To select what PST wil be your default delivery
location, click ToolsE-Mail AccountsdNext and change the "Delivery new
e-mail to the following location" drop-down at the bottom left. You CAN
specify a network-shared PST because I've done it.
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