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The files will be stored in one of two places. At work, if you are connected to an Exchange server, your calendar will be stored in a file on the server. You can export your calendar to a file and then take that file home and import it into your home calendar. If you are not connected to an Exchange server, then the file will be a PST file stored on your local PC. Again the export/import option works best for syncronising.
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The files will be stored in one of two places. At work, if you are connected to an Exchange server, your calendar will be stored in a file on the server. You can export your calendar to a file and then take that file home and import it into your home calendar. If you are not connected to an Exchange server, then the file will be a PST file stored on your local PC. Again the export/import option works best for syncronising.

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I have Outlook calendars @ work and home, how do I syncronise the calendars. <br />
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I am really asking where are the data files keptand what are they called so that I can copy the data file from one PC to another.<br />
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I have Outlook calendars @ work and home, how do I syncronise the calendars. 

I am really asking where are the data files keptand what are they called so that I can copy the data file from one PC to another.



Sycronising calendars

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.