I have Outlook 2010 installed on my Desktop


I also have it installed on my laptop from work.
I am about to install it on my personal laptop.
I also have a notebook which I like to use when I'm out and about or in front of the TV.

What I want to do is to sync them all up. I want to use my Desktop as the main place of where I can store everything on. But I want to make changes etc on my laptops and notebook.

I don't want to pay ridiculous amounts of money for the software, but I was hoping that there maybe a addon or a plugin which would allow me to do all of this?

ohitsonlikedonkeykong,

It sounds like you would be interested in hosted exchange. There are many companys out there that host Microsft Exchange which allows you to access you email from many different locations and methods. For more information on Exchange please review the link provided.

http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/20...-overview.aspx

Hope this helps.

Mophead

I am able to achieve what ohitsonlikedonkeykong seeks via my Yahoo and Gmail accounts by setting Outlook for each account at my 5 PCs as POP and leave a copy on the server. It's not as seamless as IMAP, but it is a non-Exchange solution for SOHO shops like mine that are just too small to afford an Exchange server (hosted or otherwise). The only problem since going from 2003 to 2007 has been that the calendaring doesn't allow you to accept any meeting invitations sent by any account you have Outlook configured to access from that PC. So, if my Yahoo ID is set up in Outlook on PC1 and PC2, I can see the email everywhere, but I can't invite myself to meetings anymore to create duplicate calendars. There might be a solution for this with web-based calendaring...???