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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Calendaring / September 2006Accessing my calendar at 2 locations
Am I able to access my outlook calendar on any computer that has outlook? I'm not dealing with networks, or trying to share my calendar with other people, but if I add items to my calendar on outlook at home, am I going to be able to access that on a different computer? > Am I able to access my outlook calendar on any computer that has > outlook? I'm not dealing with networks, or trying to share my > calendar with other people, but if I add items to my calendar on > outlook at home, am I going to be able to access that on a different > computer? Most likely not, especially since you say you're "not dealing with networks". Without a network, how would you propose one PC could access another? That said, there are ways to synchronize to Outlook data stores, the methods for which can be discovered by starting here: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm  SignatureBrian Tillman Hello.... It is one way to store your outlook data on the net and access it everythere.... I can suggest you ti try 4Team Online service.... Cool thing and really user friendly.... you can look at: http://online.4team.biz/registration/default.asp?pcode=6083101948f43tk Also as I was looking to that site I found a lot of tool to share Outlook data.... It was impressive. Brian Tillman rae: > > Am I able to access my outlook calendar on any computer that has > > outlook? I'm not dealing with networks, or trying to share my [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > the methods for which can be discovered by starting here: > http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm I recently had a problem with accessing my calendar from multiple locations (I'm on the road alot) - I've investigated some of the online calendars (that also integrate with Outlook). Two of the best seem to be: http://www.myoffice.net/ (pretty good & its feature rich but you have to pay for it) http:/www.businessitonline.com (simple service - and free for 1 or two users) BizGuru > Hello.... > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > the methods for which can be discovered by starting here: > > http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/share.htm
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