hi,

i am using office/outlook 2007 at home without being able to connect to my
company´s intranet (neither by vpn or rdp). on this computer i have added my
private hotmail account. at work i am using a different notebook, having
office/outlook 2003 installed (being connected to an exchange server). i
would like to have my outlook calendar, tasks and address book in sync
without needing to enter every entry twice (at home and at work). how can i
"synchronize" both account settings given the described restrictions?

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thanks in advance / danke im voraus - fritz

Fritz Theiss

Fritz Theiss <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
> hi,
>
> i am using office/outlook 2007 at home without being able to connect
> to my company´s intranet (neither by vpn or rdp). on this computer i
> have added my private hotmail account. at work i am using a different
> notebook, having office/outlook 2003 installed (being connected to an
> exchange server). i would like to have my outlook calendar, tasks and
> address book in sync without needing to enter every entry twice (at
> home and at work). how can i "synchronize" both account settings
> given the described restrictions?

There's really no way to do this. You could ask whether your IT people will
let you access the Exchange server from home using RPC over HTTP or VPN, so
you could have access to the same mailbox there (and only a single
calendar/tasks/contacts folder to worry about).

"Fritz Theiss" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:8744761F-34A2-4D37-92AC-(E-Mail Removed)...

> i am using office/outlook 2007 at home without being able to connect to my
> company´s intranet (neither by vpn or rdp). on this computer i have added
> my private hotmail account. at work i am using a different notebook,
> having office/outlook 2003 installed (being connected to an exchange
> server). i would like to have my outlook calendar, tasks and address book
> in sync without needing to enter every entry twice (at home and at work).
> how can i "synchronize" both account settings given the described
> restrictions?

I use a WIndows Mobile PDA to accomplish this.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]