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| | synchronizing email between Vista and XP I have a new Vista laptop and an older XP desktop set up to access the internet across a wireless system. I use Outlook Express on the XP for my email, and I just got Windows Mail setup in Vista to access the same email account (it's a POP3). What I would like to do is have a way to set things up so that I can use either the laptop or the desktop to access my email, but I would like both computers to have the same email "stuff" For example, I have used the XP desktop for awhile, and it has about 500 or so messages plus folders I have created. I would like to be able to replicate all of those messages onto my laptop, and then when I download email from the laptop, I would like to have those messages replicated on my desktop. Presently, if I download an email on my laptop, I will not be able to get the message next time I connect to email using my desktop and vice versa Is there anyway to use Synch Manager or something to get this to work so that my XP desktop in my office and my laptop that I use around the house can have the same email messages without me having to copy files using a thumb drive or something? |
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| | Re: synchronizing email between Vista and XP Under Tools - Accounts you will see your email and newsgroup accounts. Select the email address you use, got to Properties. On the Advanced tab, under the heading delivery are options to leave a copy of the message on the server which means the other computer can still download it. I personally use the remove from server when deleted from deleted items check box as well so that any spam I get rid of on one account I dont have to deal with when i download it next time. Depending on your ISP/mailbox settings you will likely have to empty the online mailbox at some point if neither computer is actually removing the message from the server. HTH Robert "Kethnaab" <Kethnaab@xxxxxx> wrote in message news E46ECF6-3D6A-4295-B06E-E31128448115@xxxxxxQuote: >I have a new Vista laptop and an older XP desktop set up to access the > internet across a wireless system. I use Outlook Express on the XP for my > email, and I just got Windows Mail setup in Vista to access the same email > account (it's a POP3). What I would like to do is have a way to set things > up > so that I can use either the laptop or the desktop to access my email, but > I > would like both computers to have the same email "stuff" > > For example, I have used the XP desktop for awhile, and it has about 500 > or > so messages plus folders I have created. I would like to be able to > replicate > all of those messages onto my laptop, and then when I download email from > the > laptop, I would like to have those messages replicated on my desktop. > > Presently, if I download an email on my laptop, I will not be able to get > the message next time I connect to email using my desktop and vice versa > > Is there anyway to use Synch Manager or something to get this to work so > that my XP desktop in my office and my laptop that I use around the house > can > have the same email messages without me having to copy files using a thumb > drive or something? |
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| | Re: synchronizing email between Vista and XP hey, thanks for the response! Is there anyway I can get the Outlook Express inbox from the desktop onto the laptop with Windows Mail? Is there a .pst file somewhere? It's XP SP2 "Robert McMillan" wrote: Quote: > Under Tools - Accounts you will see your email and newsgroup accounts. > Select the email address you use, got to Properties. On the Advanced tab, > under the heading delivery are options to leave a copy of the message on the > server which means the other computer can still download it. I personally > use the remove from server when deleted from deleted items check box as well > so that any spam I get rid of on one account I dont have to deal with when i > download it next time. Depending on your ISP/mailbox settings you will > likely have to empty the online mailbox at some point if neither computer is > actually removing the message from the server. > HTH > Robert > > "Kethnaab" <Kethnaab@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news E46ECF6-3D6A-4295-B06E-E31128448115@xxxxxxQuote: > >I have a new Vista laptop and an older XP desktop set up to access the > > internet across a wireless system. I use Outlook Express on the XP for my > > email, and I just got Windows Mail setup in Vista to access the same email > > account (it's a POP3). What I would like to do is have a way to set things > > up > > so that I can use either the laptop or the desktop to access my email, but > > I > > would like both computers to have the same email "stuff" > > > > For example, I have used the XP desktop for awhile, and it has about 500 > > or > > so messages plus folders I have created. I would like to be able to > > replicate > > all of those messages onto my laptop, and then when I download email from > > the > > laptop, I would like to have those messages replicated on my desktop. > > > > Presently, if I download an email on my laptop, I will not be able to get > > the message next time I connect to email using my desktop and vice versa > > > > Is there anyway to use Synch Manager or something to get this to work so > > that my XP desktop in my office and my laptop that I use around the house > > can > > have the same email messages without me having to copy files using a thumb > > drive or something? > |
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| | Re: synchronizing email between Vista and XP See this from the online "Help and Support" pages... http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...7994f1033.mspx ....or on your Vista PC open "Help and Support" and search on the string "windows mail import". -- Al Jarvi (MS-MVP Windows – Desktop User Experience) Please post *ALL* questions and replies to the news group for the mutual benefit of all of us... The MS-MVP Program - http://mvp.support.microsoft.com This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights... How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 "Kethnaab" <Kethnaab@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:CA544F5C-43D4-47DC-B1EE-906407D3BB65@xxxxxx Quote: > hey, thanks for the response! Is there anyway I can get the Outlook > Express > inbox from the desktop onto the laptop with Windows Mail? Is there a .pst > file somewhere? It's XP SP2 > > "Robert McMillan" wrote: > Quote: >> Under Tools - Accounts you will see your email and newsgroup accounts. >> Select the email address you use, got to Properties. On the Advanced tab, >> under the heading delivery are options to leave a copy of the message on >> the >> server which means the other computer can still download it. I personally >> use the remove from server when deleted from deleted items check box as >> well >> so that any spam I get rid of on one account I dont have to deal with >> when i >> download it next time. Depending on your ISP/mailbox settings you will >> likely have to empty the online mailbox at some point if neither computer >> is >> actually removing the message from the server. >> HTH >> Robert >> >> "Kethnaab" <Kethnaab@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news E46ECF6-3D6A-4295-B06E-E31128448115@xxxxxxQuote: >> >I have a new Vista laptop and an older XP desktop set up to access the >> > internet across a wireless system. I use Outlook Express on the XP for >> > my >> > email, and I just got Windows Mail setup in Vista to access the same >> > account (it's a POP3). What I would like to do is have a way to set >> > things >> > up >> > so that I can use either the laptop or the desktop to access my email, >> > but >> > I >> > would like both computers to have the same email "stuff" >> > >> > For example, I have used the XP desktop for awhile, and it has about >> > 500 >> > or >> > so messages plus folders I have created. I would like to be able to >> > replicate >> > all of those messages onto my laptop, and then when I download email >> > from >> > the >> > laptop, I would like to have those messages replicated on my desktop. >> > >> > Presently, if I download an email on my laptop, I will not be able to >> > get >> > the message next time I connect to email using my desktop and vice >> > versa >> > >> > Is there anyway to use Synch Manager or something to get this to work >> > so >> > that my XP desktop in my office and my laptop that I use around the >> > house >> > can >> > have the same email messages without me having to copy files using a >> > thumb >> > drive or something? >> |
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