Will outlook 2007 finally include the ability to sync two outlook clients
together?

Contacts?
Tasks?

Thanks!

/CL

Hi CL,

A fully functional sync, preferably fully automated? No. It won't.
Outlook 2007 introduces support for Internet Calendars and the ability
to publish and subscribe to them from within Outlook. For more on that,
see the following blog post:
http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_affron...10/594986.aspx

For a real sync solution, you still have to rely on 3rd party tools in
Outlook 2007. I personally am pretty happy with Plaxo (www.plaxo.com).
It handles all Outlook items but emails (for which I have IMAP) and does
so fully automated. The downside is that you need an Internet connection
to do this, because each client syncs with a Plaxo server.

Patrick Schmid

"EastAsia" wrote in message
:

Will outlook 2007 finally include the ability to sync two outlook clients
together?

Contacts?
Tasks?

Thanks!

/CL

Thanks so much for your responce.

I am weary of using Plaxo because of the Spam email that they have sent out
in the past. How can I install this and avoid that?

/CL


"Patrick Schmid" wrote in message
...
Hi CL,

A fully functional sync, preferably fully automated? No. It won't. Outlook
2007 introduces support for Internet Calendars and the ability to publish
and subscribe to them from within Outlook. For more on that, see the
following blog post:
http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_affron...10/594986.aspx

For a real sync solution, you still have to rely on 3rd party tools in
Outlook 2007. I personally am pretty happy with Plaxo (www.plaxo.com). It
handles all Outlook items but emails (for which I have IMAP) and does so
fully automated. The downside is that you need an Internet connection to
do this, because each client syncs with a Plaxo server.

Patrick Schmid

"EastAsia" wrote in message
:

Will outlook 2007 finally include the ability to sync two outlook clients
together?

Contacts?
Tasks?

Thanks!

/CL

Which spam email are you referring to?
I only get birthday reminders from them which can be turned off in the
preferences.

Patrick Schmid

"EastAsia" wrote in message
:

Thanks so much for your responce.

I am weary of using Plaxo because of the Spam email that they have sent out
in the past. How can I install this and avoid that?

/CL


"Patrick Schmid" wrote in message
...
Hi CL,

A fully functional sync, preferably fully automated? No. It won't. Outlook
2007 introduces support for Internet Calendars and the ability to publish
and subscribe to them from within Outlook. For more on that, see the
following blog post:
http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_affron...10/594986.aspx

For a real sync solution, you still have to rely on 3rd party tools in
Outlook 2007. I personally am pretty happy with Plaxo (www.plaxo.com). It
handles all Outlook items but emails (for which I have IMAP) and does so
fully automated. The downside is that you need an Internet connection to
do this, because each client syncs with a Plaxo server.

Patrick Schmid

"EastAsia" wrote in message
:

Will outlook 2007 finally include the ability to sync two outlook clients
together?

Contacts?
Tasks?

Thanks!

/CL

Totally agree. I have a few clients that block its use company-wide.

"EastAsia" wrote in message
...
Thanks so much for your responce.

I am weary of using Plaxo because of the Spam email that they have sent
out in the past. How can I install this and avoid that?

/CL


"Patrick Schmid" wrote in message
...
Hi CL,

A fully functional sync, preferably fully automated? No. It won't.
Outlook 2007 introduces support for Internet Calendars and the ability to
publish and subscribe to them from within Outlook. For more on that, see
the following blog post:
http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_affron...10/594986.aspx

For a real sync solution, you still have to rely on 3rd party tools in
Outlook 2007. I personally am pretty happy with Plaxo (www.plaxo.com). It
handles all Outlook items but emails (for which I have IMAP) and does so
fully automated. The downside is that you need an Internet connection to
do this, because each client syncs with a Plaxo server.

Patrick Schmid

I have been using a (paid for, but not expensive) tool for synchronising.
Outlooksyn http://www.curosoft.com/outlooksync.html it works really well for
me. I keep it installed on a memory stick and just run it on laptop& desktop.
Nick

"William Lefkovics [MVP]" wrote:

Totally agree. I have a few clients that block its use company-wide.

"EastAsia" wrote in message
...
Thanks so much for your responce.

I am weary of using Plaxo because of the Spam email that they have sent
out in the past. How can I install this and avoid that?

/CL


"Patrick Schmid" wrote in message
...
Hi CL,

A fully functional sync, preferably fully automated? No. It won't.
Outlook 2007 introduces support for Internet Calendars and the ability to
publish and subscribe to them from within Outlook. For more on that, see
the following blog post:
http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_affron...10/594986.aspx

For a real sync solution, you still have to rely on 3rd party tools in
Outlook 2007. I personally am pretty happy with Plaxo (www.plaxo.com). It
handles all Outlook items but emails (for which I have IMAP) and does so
fully automated. The downside is that you need an Internet connection to
do this, because each client syncs with a Plaxo server.

Patrick Schmid

outlook 2007 beta won't be available to the public for a few weeks but you
can sign up for the public preview at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/default.mspx

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
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"EastAsia" wrote in message
...
Thanks so much for your responce.

I am weary of using Plaxo because of the Spam email that they have sent
out in the past. How can I install this and avoid that?

/CL


"Patrick Schmid" wrote in message
...
Hi CL,

A fully functional sync, preferably fully automated? No. It won't.
Outlook 2007 introduces support for Internet Calendars and the ability to
publish and subscribe to them from within Outlook. For more on that, see
the following blog post:
http://blogs.msdn.com/michael_affron...10/594986.aspx

For a real sync solution, you still have to rely on 3rd party tools in
Outlook 2007. I personally am pretty happy with Plaxo (www.plaxo.com). It
handles all Outlook items but emails (for which I have IMAP) and does so
fully automated. The downside is that you need an Internet connection to
do this, because each client syncs with a Plaxo server.

Patrick Schmid

"EastAsia" wrote in message
:

Will outlook 2007 finally include the ability to sync two outlook
clients
together?

Contacts?
Tasks?

Thanks!

/CL

Unfortunate that Office isn't going to do this, Mac has sync built into
their mail app, and so many places in their os. Sad, Microsoft is quickly
getting me disinterested in their software and platform...


"EastAsia" wrote in message
...
Will outlook 2007 finally include the ability to sync two outlook clients
together?

Contacts?
Tasks?

Thanks!

/CL

Dear EastAsia,

maybe an additional information.

Here is a website with 3rd party sync tools for all Outlook version. ;-)
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/sync.htm

--
Oliver Vukovics
Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder
Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails
http://www.publicshareware.com

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Will outlook 2007 finally include the ability to sync two outlook clients
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Contacts?
Tasks?

Thanks!

/CL