Store pst on NAS and use both on laptop and desktop, problem...

C

chieleman

I am looking for a solution for the following problem:

I have a pst file on a NAS. Both my laptop and dekstop access this pst
file. The problem is, that the pst file doesn't store email accounts.
Since I save my mail on the mail server (not exchange, yahoo), I get
the same mail twice. When I use my laptop the first time, when I use
my desktop the second time. I guess I could not leave the mail on the
server to solve that problem, but this is not an option, since I want
to keep my mail there, so I can access it when I am without either my
laptop or my desktop.

Does anybody know a solution?

TIA

chieleman
 
G

Gordon

chieleman said:
I am looking for a solution for the following problem:

I have a pst file on a NAS. Both my laptop and dekstop access this pst
file. The problem is, that the pst file doesn't store email accounts.
Since I save my mail on the mail server (not exchange, yahoo), I get
the same mail twice. When I use my laptop the first time, when I use
my desktop the second time. I guess I could not leave the mail on the
server to solve that problem, but this is not an option, since I want
to keep my mail there, so I can access it when I am without either my
laptop or my desktop.

Does anybody know a solution?

TIA

chieleman
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