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My sister has an account setup in Outlook 2010. Each time she downloads emails, it will go to her outloook.pst file. <br />
Now I'd like to setup my account to download emails to Outlook. But the problem is I do not want my email to be downloaded to her outlook.pst file. I have my own .pst file and I'd like my emails to go to. The reason is I have my calendar associated with my pst file and I'd like to synch up my iphone with my calendar. Any help would be appreciated.
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My sister has an account setup in Outlook 2010. Each time she downloads emails, it will go to her outloook.pst file. 
Now I'd like to setup my account to download emails to Outlook. But the problem is I do not want my email to be downloaded to her outlook.pst file. I have my own .pst file and I'd like my emails to go to. The reason is I have my calendar associated with my pst file and I'd like to synch up my iphone with my calendar. Any help would be appreciated.

outlook 2010 calendar

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Outlook

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