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By HenryGale
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I have Outlook 2003, and was wondering if there was a way to sync the calenders/contacts with my home and work computers? I do not use it for email. Is this possible, and if so, how?
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By mrmacphisto
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#142936
I think that would require the ability to connect to your work server from home.

Or you could just use Google for everything.
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By PAmedic
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#143360
yes.

you have to find the file (I think its a .dll file) in the program that contains the info, then save it to a jump drive and shuttle it home, or zip the file and email it to yourself.

then download it into your Outlook at home.

that's how I transf my data from work to home and back (Specifically, contact lists)
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By JeanW
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#143580
The file is a .pst file. Search for it using the option to search hidden files. It is often named Outlook.pst

Otherwise the above steps are right - copy it to a jump drive, carry it home and then copy it into the same location on your home computer. The .pst file is probably big enough that you won't want to e-mail it to yourself.
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By PAmedic
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#143591
JeanW wrote:The file is a .pst file. Search for it using the option to search hidden files. It is often named Outlook.pst

Otherwise the above steps are right - copy it to a jump drive, carry it home and then copy it into the same location on your home computer. The .pst file is probably big enough that you won't want to e-mail it to yourself.
yikes!

JEAN is right- my IT guy confirms do NOT mess w/ .dll files- you'll screw your whole PC up just like I do on a regular basis.

corrupt .dll = BAAAAADD news :evil:

sorry 'bout that and thanks to JEAN for the correction!
By HenryGale
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#143598
Thanks!
I gotta admit....I am quite a bit concerned taking computer advice from Medic :lol:
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By El Scorcho
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#143618
HenryGale wrote:I gotta admit....I am quite a bit concerned taking computer advice from Medic :lol:
There is so much wisdom in this statement. Everyone should make note that it is completely right to be concerned in such a situation. :lol:
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By PAmedic
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#143808
count the digits I am holding up
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By El Scorcho
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#143827
PAmedic wrote:count the digits I am holding up
1! Because I'll always be your #1 computer guy in that teeny tiny little heart of yours.
By HenryGale
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#143830
PAmedic wrote:count the digits I am holding up
Maybe you can make an illustration in MS Paint???
By Rocketfan
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#143837
HenryGale wrote:
PAmedic wrote:count the digits I am holding up
Maybe you can make an illustration in MS Paint???
Haven't we already visited the "drawing of a wang" and seen where that led.....
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By mrmacphisto
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#144042
Doesn't it depend on whether his calendar/contacts at work are saved locally or on a company server?
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By El Scorcho
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#144049
mrmacphisto wrote:Doesn't it depend on whether his calendar/contacts at work are saved locally or on a company server?
If he's not using email, he's definitely not sync'ing with Exchange.
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By mrmacphisto
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El Scorcho wrote:
mrmacphisto wrote:Doesn't it depend on whether his calendar/contacts at work are saved locally or on a company server?
If he's not using email, he's definitely not sync'ing with Exchange.
Ah.. I must have skipped that part.
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