How to sychronize in this case:
 

Hi there!

Is it possible to synchronize my contacts in the following scenario.

The boss and I have two similar (but not *exactly*, hence the problem)
contacts list on two separate computers that are *not* networked (and won't
be, in case that's one of your suggestions! :-)

Is there an easy way for me to make sure they are identical, short of
printing them both out and comparing them one name at a time since we're
talking about *1300* contacts here...

We're both using Outlook 2000.

Thanks in advance! This WILL be appreciated, believe me!

Signed,
Carmen (the poor peon who has to synchronize these two things! :-)

How to sychronize in this case:
 

Not going to network the machines? Okay, aside from your solution there is
also the Palm Pilot or PPC to synchronize one or more contacts. Else? You're
going to need to network the machines and share a Contacts folder.

-BB,
MCP, MCSE


"Josie Walsh" wrote:

Hi there!

Is it possible to synchronize my contacts in the following scenario.

The boss and I have two similar (but not *exactly*, hence the problem)
contacts list on two separate computers that are *not* networked (and won't
be, in case that's one of your suggestions! :-)

Is there an easy way for me to make sure they are identical, short of
printing them both out and comparing them one name at a time since we're
talking about *1300* contacts here...

We're both using Outlook 2000.

Thanks in advance! This WILL be appreciated, believe me!

Signed,
Carmen (the poor peon who has to synchronize these two things! :-)

How to sychronize in this case:
 

See if the information on the following page helps:

http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/sync.htm

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Jocelyn Fiorello
MVP - Outlook

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"Josie Walsh" wrote:

Hi there!

Is it possible to synchronize my contacts in the following scenario.

The boss and I have two similar (but not *exactly*, hence the problem)
contacts list on two separate computers that are *not* networked (and won't
be, in case that's one of your suggestions! :-)

Is there an easy way for me to make sure they are identical, short of
printing them both out and comparing them one name at a time since we're
talking about *1300* contacts here...

We're both using Outlook 2000.

Thanks in advance! This WILL be appreciated, believe me!

Signed,
Carmen (the poor peon who has to synchronize these two things! :-)