LarryInLima said:
The reason I want to do this is because my corporate email account is
on the corporate exchange server. With Outlook 2003 I have my email
delivered to my PC and not kept on the server. Also I do not share my
calendar as it contains personal and business appointments. So with
Outlook 2003 I can sync my Treo with outlook and it all stays in my
PST file. I do share my contacts which I copy over to my server
mailbox.
You should keep your work stuff in Exchange and the personal stuff in a PST.
Keep in mind, however, that ALL of it belongs to your employer if you are
using company assets to store it.
What I don't understand is why they changed it so you cannot point the
exchange account to your personal files just like I have been able to
do with 2003.
Outlook 2007 and Outlook 2003 can be configured to perform the same way and,
by default, they do. With Outlook 2007, you have the added bonus of having
a separate Inbox for each POP account, but nothing says you MUST use it.