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all I want to do is share the same data & personal files on 3 systems so
that I can access the same mailbox at each location. I have looked at all of the sync & sharing programs for Outlook but all of them are a pain with the default location. If I move my data to a folder that could be shared easily I could then use that data file from all 3 systems. It is only my email and no one else uses it so I don't have security problem. -- Have A Great Day! Bill Meyer |
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"Bill Meyer" wrote in message
... all I want to do is share the same data & personal files on 3 systems so that I can access the same mailbox at each location. I have looked at all of the sync & sharing programs for Outlook but all of them are a pain with the default location. If I move my data to a folder that could be shared easily I could then use that data file from all 3 systems. It is only my email and no one else uses it so I don't have security problem. Your best bet would be to see if your ISP offers IMAP mailboxes. Otherwise you are talking about accessing the pst file across a network, and that is both not supported by Microsoft and is also possibly the quickest and most frequent way to a corrupted pst file. Otherwise it is very easy to move the pst file to a shared folder - with Outlook closed, just move it! |
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you can move the *.pst but network access or sharing is not supported. only
1 outlook at a time can use a pst. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com Outlook Tips by email: EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange: You can access this newsgroup by visiting http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...s/default.mspx or point your newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com. "Bill Meyer" wrote in message ... all I want to do is share the same data & personal files on 3 systems so that I can access the same mailbox at each location. I have looked at all of the sync & sharing programs for Outlook but all of them are a pain with the default location. If I move my data to a folder that could be shared easily I could then use that data file from all 3 systems. It is only my email and no one else uses it so I don't have security problem. -- Have A Great Day! Bill Meyer |
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"Bill Meyer" wrote in message
... all I want to do is share the same data & personal files on 3 systems so that I can access the same mailbox at each location. I have looked at all of the sync & sharing programs for Outlook but all of them are a pain with the default location. If I move my data to a folder that could be shared easily I could then use that data file from all 3 systems. It is only my email and no one else uses it so I don't have security problem. Yes you can and as long as you understand the caveats posted already (i.e., only one Outlook at a time can access the PST and if there's a network glitch you can lose the entire PST), nothing stops you from moving your PST to a network share and using it there on each PC. I've done it. Be sure to make frequent backups (i.e., copies) of the PST. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
... "Bill Meyer" wrote in message ... all I want to do is share the same data & personal files on 3 systems so that I can access the same mailbox at each location. I have looked at all of the sync & sharing programs for Outlook but all of them are a pain with the default location. If I move my data to a folder that could be shared easily I could then use that data file from all 3 systems. It is only my email and no one else uses it so I don't have security problem. Yes you can and as long as you understand the caveats posted already (i.e., only one Outlook at a time can access the PST and if there's a network glitch you can lose the entire PST), nothing stops you from moving your PST to a network share and using it there on each PC. I've done it. Be sure to make frequent backups (i.e., copies) of the PST. I still think the IMAP route is the best solution.... |
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yes, imap is almost always the best solution but not all mail providers
offer it. It's not perfect though - especially if you use rules. Not that rules work well when outlook is sharing the pst either, unless just one outlook downloads the mail. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com Outlook Tips by email: EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange: You can access this newsgroup by visiting http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...s/default.mspx or point your newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com. "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message ... "Bill Meyer" wrote in message ... all I want to do is share the same data & personal files on 3 systems so that I can access the same mailbox at each location. I have looked at all of the sync & sharing programs for Outlook but all of them are a pain with the default location. If I move my data to a folder that could be shared easily I could then use that data file from all 3 systems. It is only my email and no one else uses it so I don't have security problem. Yes you can and as long as you understand the caveats posted already (i.e., only one Outlook at a time can access the PST and if there's a network glitch you can lose the entire PST), nothing stops you from moving your PST to a network share and using it there on each PC. I've done it. Be sure to make frequent backups (i.e., copies) of the PST. I still think the IMAP route is the best solution.... |
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Thank You everyone. It would only be me accessing the program and only one
location at a time. I am not sure which suggestion I am going to use but I will supply an answer after deciding which way to go. Once again Thanks To All! -- Have A Great Day! Bill Meyer |
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