From: MicheleERS on
How do I sync Outlook 2007 between a Windows XP Home PC and a Windows 7
Starter Netbook? I need the ability to choose which segments I want to sync
(calendar and contacts) so it doesn't try to sync the email section. Thanks!
From: DL on
Assuming you use popmail you would need a third party sync tool, Outlook
itself has no native method of syncing between two PC's

"MicheleERS" <MicheleERS(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> How do I sync Outlook 2007 between a Windows XP Home PC and a Windows 7
> Starter Netbook? I need the ability to choose which segments I want to
> sync
> (calendar and contacts) so it doesn't try to sync the email section.
> Thanks!

From: Futurean on

Hi there,

You need to use an Outlook addin to do this. Check out CodeTwo Public
Folders which enables syncing all Outlook items (including mail, contacts,
tasks, documents and many more) between a number of machines equipped with
Outlook. It's pretty easy and does not require a server machine.

Here's a link to a 30-day, fully functional trial:
http://www.codetwo.com/public-folders/

Take a look at the video first:
http://www.codetwo.com/public-folders/video/

greetz


MicheleERS wrote:
>
> How do I sync Outlook 2007 between a Windows XP Home PC and a Windows 7
> Starter Netbook? I need the ability to choose which segments I want to sync
> (calendar and contacts) so it doesn't try to sync the email section. Thanks!
>
>

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From: nancy0123 on

Microsoft does a good job of making sure our options are limited when it
comes to syncing email when using Outlook. As of now I am currently
using my laptop for email and automatically syncing the PST to my
desktop. Since I never use the desktop for email this is more like a
backup than a sync.

I too was searching for solutions to this. The best solution I could
come up with without buying any software or getting any Exchange service
was this:

1. Switch my email server from POP/SMTP to IMAP so that both
computers will have the same inbox.

2. Create another local PST for all old mail and have that
automatically sync to my desktop.

A possible drawback to this is that I don�t believe that standard IMAP
will sync my calendar and contacts which is a bummer. I am trying my
best to find a solution for all this syncing without an Exchange server
but Microsoft is making it real difficult for me.


Futurean;142484 Wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> You need to use an Outlook addin to do this. Check out CodeTwo Public
> Folders which enables syncing all Outlook items (including mail,
> contacts,
> tasks, documents and many more) between a number of machines equipped
> with
> Outlook. It's pretty easy and does not require a server machine.
>
> Here's a link to a 30-day, fully functional trial:
>
>
> http://www.codetwo.com/public-folders/
>
> Take a look at the video first:
> http://www.codetwo.com/public-folders/video/
>
> greetz
>
>
> MicheleERS wrote:
> >
> > How do I sync Outlook 2007 between a Windows XP Home PC and a Windows
> 7
> > Starter Netbook? I need the ability to choose which segments I want
> to sync
> > (calendar and contacts) so it doesn't try to sync the email section.
> Thanks!
> >
> >
>
> --
>
> ______________________________________
> Posted from http://outlook-center.com
> Outlook forums, articles, tips.


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From: Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] on
"MicheleERS" <MicheleERS(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> How do I sync Outlook 2007 between a Windows XP Home PC and a Windows 7
> Starter Netbook? I need the ability to choose which segments I want to sync
> (calendar and contacts) so it doesn't try to sync the email section. Thanks!

See if something here helps: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/sync.asp
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