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Old 06-06-2012, 05:59 AM
greyeagle greyeagle is offline Synchronizing lap top & desktop to receive e-mails Windows XP Synchronizing lap top & desktop to receive e-mails Office 2007
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Have been using desktop with XP and Outlook Express for e-mails.


Have also been using laptop with windows7.MS Office 2007 is installed on both computers but as there was no outlook express available on ms office I have not been using the laptop for e-mails. It is set up with the desktop for internet access.

Now find that I will need to have emails available to me on both computers.Should I be looking at live messenger or Microsoft Outlook.Which is the easiest to set up and could you take me through the set up procedure step by step.
Is it possible to have all e-mails (received and sent) available on both computers
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