Apollogize in advance if this question has been asked but with technology
moving forward its about time I catch up.

What I want: I want to synch my work outlook calendar entries, my home PC
outlook calendar entries (they are different than work), my Sprint HTC Pro 2
calendar entries (runs on Microsoft's active Synch) in such a way where each
device can have the data but it doesn't duplicate entries.

One thought I had was to: a) synch my phone with only one PC and then to
synch both laptops with Yahoo calendar or Google Calendar. In theory, the
online calendar will be the central location to get all the data and then
when I log either computer on it should in theory update all calendar entries
new, old, or deleted.

Anyone disagree or have a better suggestion?

A single mobile device can sync with 2 PCs via Active Sync. This would allow
you to sync both calendars with a single device. Of course the end result
would be that all 3 calendars hold the same entries but considering you're
just one person, it wouldn't make much sense to split it anyway ;-) To
distinguish between work entries and personal entries, you could use
categories.

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"Gary" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news0D13079-5621-4C47-B9D1-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Apollogize in advance if this question has been asked but with technology
> moving forward its about time I catch up.
>
> What I want: I want to synch my work outlook calendar entries, my home PC
> outlook calendar entries (they are different than work), my Sprint HTC Pro
> 2
> calendar entries (runs on Microsoft's active Synch) in such a way where
> each
> device can have the data but it doesn't duplicate entries.
>
> One thought I had was to: a) synch my phone with only one PC and then to
> synch both laptops with Yahoo calendar or Google Calendar. In theory, the
> online calendar will be the central location to get all the data and then
> when I log either computer on it should in theory update all calendar
> entries
> new, old, or deleted.
>
> Anyone disagree or have a better suggestion?