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SONY007
14th August 2007, 22:30
Is there a way to to set up outlook to be able to receive and view mail on one one pc and also see the same mail on my second pc ? I was told that there was a way to do this by saving the mail on the isp server by going to TOOLS > OPTIONS > OTHERS > ADVANCE OPTIONS > SERVICE OPTIONS > OFFLINE EDITING OPTIONS and check the web server, but this didn't work for me!
I'm not on a network by the way.
Shinigami-Sama
14th August 2007, 22:58
set outlook to SMPT/IMAP rather than POP3
it means you'll have to save>delete your mail more often though as most ISP only give you maybe 20megs of storage
foxyshadis
15th August 2007, 00:07
With POP3: Set your account up, go to more settings, advanced tab, and check "Leave a copy". Checking both of the others is also a good idea, so that you don't run out of space or end up syncing spam with everything else. This page has screenshots. (http://support.tigertech.net/outlook-2007-lmos) It's the same on outlook 97 up.
With IMAP: Everything's shared already.
smileBhappy
16th August 2007, 08:55
With POP3: Set your account up, go to more settings, advanced tab, and check "Leave a copy". Checking both of the others is also a good idea, so that you don't run out of space or end up syncing spam with everything else. This page has screenshots. (http://support.tigertech.net/outlook-2007-lmos) It's the same on outlook 97 up.
With IMAP: Everything's shared already.
you will probably run out of mailbox space pretty quick like this.
You could setup a personal mailbox that all emails are stored in and access it from any pc
pirecrompir
16th August 2007, 18:05
Get a gmail account with 30+ gigs storage space and configure all your existing POP accounts to forward all mail to the gmail account. That way you can easily access all of your mail (and a lot of it) from any PC.
Cheers!
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