can i access my "outlook" calendar from other places, IE. work?
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Ask your techs at work.  Your exchange server will probably have "outlook web access" available, but it will have to be set up for you to be able to access it.  The other option would be to use the remote desktop feature on XP (or use a third party software package) that will allow you to use your office computer as if you were at work.
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That depends on the mail program you are using. With Microsoft Outlook, you can. With Yahoo! Mail, you can't.
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www.gmail.com is really cool as per your requirements. \n if you can configure your outlook to access gmail...then taht would be really cool....;-). choise is urs.
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yes you can if you open them all in outlook express it will save you having to go to different email addresses. In other words make outlook express your primary email and link the rest into it
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Export it as address.wab from ACT then import  to outlook  by same name..Microsoft addresses are saved as w .wab file extention
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Look in c:&#92;documents and settings&#92;your user name&#92;local settings&#92;application data&#92;Microsoft&#92;outlook&#92;\n\nCopy that whole folder, though the one you mostly need is Outlook.PST (it should be the biggest)
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Yahoo offers a free program that you can download called Intellisync.  These will synchronize your Yahoo addressbook and calendar with your Microsoft Outlook addressbook and calendar. \n\nLook for it in your Yahoo Addressbook or:\n\nhttp://www.intellisync.com/
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The above answer is correct. Microsoft's online help for Outlook is very extensive. You should be able to learn everything you need to know from there. Check out [1] and [2] for starters!
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Download Intelli-Sync in yahoo and it will move your calendar and address book between the two.\n\nhttp://address.mail.yahoo.com/?A=x&A2=11
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It depends on what you would like to do.  If you want to change colors in the calendar, for example, you'd go to tools--> options --> calendar options and modify from there.  Pretty much any tools--> options choice will probably lead you to where you can modify most parts of Microsoft Outlook.  Good luck!
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If the administrator of a Microsoft Exchange server permits it, the Exchange server may offer a web based version of Outlook. This obviously is only a possibility if your Outlook uses Microsoft Exchange as a server.\n\nIf by this question you mean to ask if you can literally visit the installation of Outlook on your computer from somewhere else, you'd have to poke a hole through your personal firewall, and run something like VNC. I strongly recommend against this - you'd be opening your computer up for hijacking.\n\nIf you feel you have to do this anyway, get the VNC server and client tools: http://www.realvnc.com/\n\nMicrosoft is currently working on a project called "Kahuna" that will make Hotmail look a lot like Outlook.
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It is possible for pst created by outlook version 97, 2000 and xp, but its totally different if you're using pst from outlook 2003 it doesn't have backward compatibility.
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no but outlook has this facility
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Outlook will allow you to export in a number of different formats.  Since I'm not an expert with Works, check its import function to see it you can find what kind of file type it's looking for (Windows comma-delimited, MS Access, etc.).  Outlook can probably export to any of them.\n\nIn Outlook, go to Import and Export from the File Menu.  Choose Export To A File, click Next, then choose your file type, click Next, then choose the Contacts folder to export its contents, click Next, choose a name and path for the file (I suggest saving to your desktop), click Next or Finish and you should be all set.  Then return to Works and go through its import function.  If you picked the right file format, it will likely import for you without any problems.  Good luck!
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where in outlook or yahoomail,
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I perfer to use outlook.
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use microsoft outlook