Best way to Sync Outlook files MarkW <markwcoREMOVENOSPAM[ at ]comcast.net> 6/1/2006 5:06:28 AM I have a desktop PC on a home network that acts as a server. I have two mobiles, one laptop I use sometime but a TabletPC that i use frequently. As I said this main desktop PC is in a sense acting as a server and everything runs Windows XP. I have already posted elsewhere (Tablet PC Newsgroup) about this since I will also be syncing the My Documents folder. Anyway, seems that SyncToy 1.2 is the program I've come up with for doing that. My question, I think this could be used for Outlook but some people are suggesting SynchPST as the best and it was suggested I post here. Is this the best tool to use? Any better suggestions? It would be best if it's an automatic sync but yet if it's a manual sync that I have to do such as when leaving the office that is okay as well. Thanks in advance for any help.

Re: Best way to Sync Outlook files "Oliver Vukovics" <trash[ at ]publicshareware.om> 6/1/2006 11:24:21 AM Hi Mark, please don´t post the same question in different newsgroups. [Quoted Text] >Any better suggestions? http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/sync.htm -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Share your contacts, calendars or e-mails http://www.publicshareware.com "MarkW" <markwcoREMOVENOSPAM[ at ]comcast.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:d7ts72dd1s4m49qglqa538ccd081vceam8[ at ]4ax.com... >I have a desktop PC on a home network that acts as a server. I have > two mobiles, one laptop I use sometime but a TabletPC that i use > frequently. As I said this main desktop PC is in a sense acting as a > server and everything runs Windows XP. I have already posted > elsewhere (Tablet PC Newsgroup) about this since I will also be > syncing the My Documents folder. Anyway, seems that SyncToy 1.2 is > the program I've come up with for doing that. > My question, I think this could be used for Outlook but some people > are suggesting SynchPST as the best and it was suggested I post here. > Is this the best tool to use? Any better suggestions? It would be > best if it's an automatic sync but yet if it's a manual sync that I > have to do such as when leaving the office that is okay as well. > Thanks in advance for any help.