Comments for How do I synchronize Outlook 2003 between a desktop PC and laptop?

Comment from Tom on 2009-09-23

2009-09-23T12:55:29Z

For a real good sync program, try Easy2Sync for Outlook:
http://www.easy2sync.com/en/produkte/e2s4o.php

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Comment from syl74 on 2008-09-20

2008-09-21T05:48:12Z

use htpp://www.outlookautosync.com

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Comment from mike phillips on 2008-07-10

2008-07-10T12:53:07Z

I'm running Outlook Express 6. The files are *.dbx files and the inbox, sent, etc files are separate .dbx files - but the issue is the same. If i've used email while travelling and opened email on my desktop at home before synchronising then getting all the emails together is a problem. I use synctoy for many other files/folders but combining the two .dbx files into one is something it can't do. Does anyone have a solution other than the tedious one of doing the sync message by message?

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Comment from roger preston on 2008-04-06

2008-04-06T16:23:47Z

Just a note to say thanks for the advice; it confirmed what I suspected... My need is to read off-line on my laptop e-mails that I gathered on my desktop PC the previous evening (basically no e-mail access at work). I'm not brave enough yet to try setting up replies on the laptop and then copying the .pst back onto the desktop. However, I'll try it on a development PC first to establish confidence.

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Comment from Jay on 2008-03-25

2008-03-26T03:54:25Z

Outlook 2007 is causing the same for me as Rodolfo mentioned -- .pst copy works, but all messages come in again -- quite aggravating after the upgrade from OL2000, which managed quite nicely to identify new messages vs old while allowing me to keep copies on the server.

Any thoughts, Leo?

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Comment from rodolfo yannarella on 2008-03-21

2008-03-22T04:33:51Z

I have tried moving the pst file from one computer to another. However when I go to the other computer and download mail, Outlook does not seem to remember the latest mail downloaded on the first computer and downloads it again. I am not on Outlook 2003 but 2007, if that makes a difference. Thanks.

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Comment from DJ on 2008-03-15

2008-03-15T08:59:45Z

There is a wonderful little plugin tool from Microsoft itself called "SyncToy". It comes with other PC management tools from the Microsoft Powertoys scala. This could easily be used as synchronization tool for your pst-files or any other data whatsoever. All you need to do is select any folder pair you want to synchronize (or update, other options are possible) and then run it), as you carry your data on some portable media device this is in my opinion one of the most straightforward options, along with the one Calgoo suggests.

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Comment from Calgoo on 2008-03-13

2008-03-13T18:16:29Z

You might want to give a beta product we currently call Calgoo Hub a try. All you have to do is download a plugin for Outlook 2003 and it will publish your calendar up to Hub. Then you can use the plugin to consume it on a another computer.

If that doesn't work for you you could always try another product called Calgoo Connect in conjunction with Google Calendar or 30Boxes. connect will allow you to sync your schedule to the cloud and then sync it back down on your other computer.

Food for through!

Cheers

Calgoo
www.calgoo.com

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