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Old January 11th 06, 03:51 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Default How do I keep work and personal Outlook separate?

Hello Helpful Ones,

In an attempt to become more organized for the New Year, my wife and I have
decided to use Outlook to manage our contacts and calendars, and to
synchronize this with our cell phones.

There are two Windows computers involved, both running Office 2003: Her work
computer, and our home computer (which we use for Her Work, My Work, and Our
Personal). Ideally, we would like to have a "His & Hers" set-up so that she
could have Her Work and Our Personal info together, and I could have His Work
and Our Personal together - and Her info could be synchronized between her
work and home computers via her cell phone device (and my phone would synch
with my info from the same home computer).

I can't find much info about this, and before I spend many hours trying to
figure this out on my own, I'd like to know if this is even possible. Any
advice would be greatly appreciated!!

Thanks so much,
Gus
 




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