Rules tend to get an additional condition like "only on this computer".
I just don't have the guts to click my way through two hundreds rules at
least twice a week!
I know that the accounts are in the registry, and that I can save them
and then import them.
But if I add another account, not that that happens often, I can forget
to import it. This is a problem at least last year when I had to
reinstall Windows twice.
And then there is the problem with different settings in listings and
views and skin and....... so on....
Outlook should save ALL user set settings and everything user related in
one place. That will make Outlook look and behave the same way across all
of your computers. The number of people having one desktop and one laptop
is growing. The desktop to work with, and the laptop to stay connected.
Besides, the indexing has to be redone every time teh PST-file is copied
to the other computer.
That takes away the possibility to search in contacts and email and so
forth.
And every time I start up Outlook after copying the PST-file, the Outlook
Connector asks for username and passwords again. (sigh)
And there is more...
But my mind is blurred at two a.m.
Have a nice day!
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Øyvind Granberg
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Diane Poremsky said:
Rules are in the pst. Accounts are in the registry.
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I was thinking of rules and email accounts...
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what are you missing? Many settings are in the registry.
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Hi..
Running Office 2007
Today I'm using MS Synctoy to transfer my .PST-file between my
computer and my laptop.
But much is missing...
What software is the best to do this job in order to maintain the
same environment on both computers?
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