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Unless you are using a local .pst your Outlook data is on the exchange server so synching it with the Exchange server would be the way to go.
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Unless you are using a local .pst your Outlook data is on the exchange server so synching it with the Exchange server would be the way to go.

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Once I open outlook at work, all e-mails are transferred to my laptop. I guess I might be local then?????
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Once I open outlook at work, all e-mails are transferred to my laptop. I guess I might be local then?????

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Once files are transferred to my laptop, there is no record left on the server. &nbsp;If I sync with the exchange server, is it considered a pop account? &nbsp;What would be the incoming server name, outgoing server name?<br />
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I was able to syne my AOL account...easy!
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Once files are transferred to my laptop, there is no record left on the server.  If I sync with the exchange server, is it considered a pop account?  What would be the incoming server name, outgoing server name?

I was able to syne my AOL account...easy!

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I was able to install beyond contacts and that program transferred the e-mails just fine.<br />
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Thanks for you input.<br />
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Jim
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I was able to install beyond contacts and that program transferred the e-mails just fine.

Thanks for you input.

Jim

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Hi,<br />
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I am trying to sync my palm TX with outlook but I am completely confused. &nbsp;When trying to setup an account it is looking for exchange server info. &nbsp;All I want to do is sync with my laptop not the exchange server.<br />
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Any suggestions?
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Hi,

I am trying to sync my palm TX with outlook but I am completely confused.  When trying to setup an account it is looking for exchange server info.  All I want to do is sync with my laptop not the exchange server.

Any suggestions?

Palm Tx Sync with Outlook

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