1. The only way you can share contacts and keep them synced
is to upgrade to Windows Live Mail (WLM) on both computers.
WLM uses a Hotmail account as the middleman for syncing.
2. Not a mail question, thus off-topic here.
3. POP accounts can't be synced. You would have to switch
to IMAP accounts.
4. I have both Ultimate and Home Premium on separate Vista
computers, and I can't tell the difference.
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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
"cdlsrn" <no spam @nospam.com> wrote in message news:%23ysUjagFJHA.1280@xxxxxx
Quote:
>I have a new Dell xps 420. I have a 750GB hd for Operating system, and a 1IB
> drive partitioned with E = documents windows mail with newsgroups and
> contacts, favorites
> F= Music G= pictures H= videos I = 1tb external backup drive
>
> I just got a HP Pavilion dv7t-100 laptop. It has 2 - 250 gb hard drives. I
> would like to share and synchronize Windows Mail and eventually the
> computers. But first things first.
>
> I put my contacts into a sharing folder via Live Messenger and sent it to
> the laptop. It is now on the laptop as C:\users\ginnyrn\contacts\contacts.In
> Windows Mail when I open contacts, it opens the folder that has a folder in
> it called contacts and then I have to click on that to see the contacts. I
> have 3 identities that I am successfully receiving mail from but the mail
> stays in whichever computer I open it in. Can someone please tell me.
> I have an internet connection with a Linksys wrt600n router. I am running
> Win Vista Ultimate on the desktop and Home Premium on the laptop.
>
> #1 - how do I get rid of the double contacts\contacts?
> #2 - should I partition this computer? If so how do I do it with the 2 -
> 250gb hard drives?
> #3 - can I get the mail into synchronization before I tackle the rest of the
> computer?
> #4 - should I upgrade the laptop to Vista Ultimate?
> #5 = whatever you can tell me to help before I get this new machine in
> trouble Thank you
>
>