A reasonable way to sync Outlook folders for two computers?

[Alexandre Heil Franca]

Hi all!

I am trying to find an alternative way to synchronise my Outlook
(Contacts, Calendar, To Do, Notes) at home with the office one. I was
usual to do it using a Windows CE device, and it has always worked
fine. Now I don't have the handheld anymore, and can't find a way to
do it.
I would like to try doing it through email...

Any solution? (Free software would be nice!)

Thanks!

Alexandre Heil França

 

[Paul]

Hi
I'm been using OsaSync Pro for a good year now and I love it. It keeps
outlook at my laptop in sync with my home computer. You can use it on
a peer-to-peer network or with a server.

Take a look at www.vaita.com and try the basic version, even though I
recommend the pro version for syncing everything in outlook.

Paul

 

[Alexandre Heil Franca]

Hi Paul,

Thanks for your recommendation. But am not sure, if it solves my
problem. I have no Laptop and I am not able to connect to the network
in my office through "Microsoft Network", so I would need any kind a
"file synchronisation"...

I will try further, thanks again!

Alexandre

 

[Chris]

Check out these. Some will allow you to sync via a floppy or other media.

http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/sync.htm

 

[lillac]

sync via email

I would like to try doing it through email...

Any solution? (Free software would be nice!)

Thanks!

Alexandre Heil França

there's a great tool that allows to sync Outlook data via email called ShareO. however it's not free but does the job great. you should try it
http://download.cnet.com/ShareO-for-Outlook/3000-2064_4-10169748.html

 

[javier_noga]

As Chris mentioned there are some tools listed on slipstick. I personally use Codetwo's public folders. Works really smoothly and all data is stored in a safe network. Here is an article about how to sync two machines using this app:

http://www.codetwo.com/blog/sync-outlook-between-two-computers/1334

hope it helps,
Javier.