One PST files for two users

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On a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine, MS Office 2003 SP3, Outlook is used by four
users with respective log-ins at different times of the day/week.

Is it possible that two of these users have a common PST file? How could
that be achieved? If not, is there an alternative? Otherwise the mutual
import (excluding duplicates) is cumbersome, and a little intimidating to
one.

These two users use Outlook only for the Journal, Tasks and Calendar options
and not for email. The entries are common for both these particular users.
But they log in individually as different users for administrative reasons.

Regards and TIA.
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Ben M. Schorr - MVP (OneNote)

Sure. Just have each of those users Outlook profiles open that PST
file. Make sure the PST file is in a folder that both users have
permissions to access. As long as they don't access it simultaneously
it's not hard to do.

Tools | Options | Mail Setup | Data Files if I recall correctly...

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My response at bottom:
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On a Windows XP Pro SP2 machine, MS Office 2003 SP3, Outlook is used by
four
users with respective log-ins at different times of the day/week.

Is it possible that two of these users have a common PST file? How could
that be achieved? If not, is there an alternative? Otherwise the mutual
import (excluding duplicates) is cumbersome, and a little intimidating to
one.

These two users use Outlook only for the Journal, Tasks and Calendar
options
and not for email. The entries are common for both these particular users.
But they log in individually as different users for administrative
reasons.

Regards and TIA.
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Thanks for the quick responses. We shall be doing as suggested at the
earliest!
Regards and thanks again.
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