What is the easiest way to share outlook contacts and calendar?
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You can only do it if your office's mail server is Microsoft Exchange.\n\nClick "Calendar" on the browser panel at left in order to get the Calendar view.  You should see a "Share my calendar" on left panel (if you don't, your mail server isn't Exchange).\n\nYou get a dialog where you can set the type of access privileges you want to grant others.  If you click "Default", you set access rights for everyone.  You can also select a group of people (if your system administrator has defined them), or while you press and hold the Ctrl key, click on the names you want to share your calendar with.\n\nA similar procedure applies for your Contacts.
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The first thing I suggest is to use the MICROSOFT OUTLOOK.\nIn the OUTLOOK EXPRESS to copy all your mail contacts & address book.  First open the outlook express.  Go to the \nTOOLS -> OPTIONS -> MAINTENANCE TAB -> STORE FOLDER.  There you will be able to see the full folder details of your complete outlook express mail contacts.  Copy the the folder address.  Then close the Outlook Express.  Go to the C: folder paste the copied address in the address bar & press enter.  You will find all your mail contacts in the dbx format.  Now go to the address bar again.  Delete the word Outlook Express from the last.  And press enter.  Now the folder of Outlook Express mails would appear.  Select the folder & write to the CD.  \n\nTo export the Address Book:  Open the Outlook Express.  \nSelect the Addresses Icon from the toolbar.\nFILE -> EXPORT -> SELECT THE FILE OR FOLDER OR THE CD DRIVE TO EXPORT.\n\nI hope this would solve your prob.
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http://www.Hotpop.com  even has free POP support so you can use Outlook.
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sorry, the only one i know of is outlook, and it's not webbased.
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Could be lots of things.\n\nTry reading here\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/office/outlook/contactmanager/prodinfo/comparison.mspx\n///
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Use Outlook express or Incedimail
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Import it in to your contacts. File>Import and Export>Import from another program or file.
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here is the method I use.  In outlook, go to file, export. You have two options: addresses, messages. You most likely want to export both. Export them to a couple of files on your C: drive and then depending on how large they are, etc., either copy them to a CD, or other media form or possibly, if the 2 computers are sharing a lan, just copy from one computer to the other.  Then on the other computer, in Outlook do file, import and point to where the files are stored.
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If running Outlook connected to an Exchange server this is very easy. If on something like Yahoo then you would have to have them do a restore and that's not going ot happen.
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Outlook will work.   \n\nBasically, you don't want to use specialized software. You would like to HAND this over to someone else someday.  \n\nYou can customize something with Excel.   The combination of spreadsheets and Word Mail merges might be a good thing.   But Word CAN be used to Mail Merge with Outlook too.
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It is possible only with MS outlook but not outlook express
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If you have the Professional version of the Microsoft Office Suite (any year), you should check out the OUTLOOK program that came with it.  OUTLOOK has a calendar feature, an e-mail client and a contact list feature.
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You can do this with Microsoft Outlook.
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yes, it is possible. first select all you contacts. the click export under file menu. export the as business cards. save them. now from outlook, click import under file menu and select vCard. select the saved cards.
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Plug in your flash drive/memory stick to USB port at Work.  Outlook should have an option to download your calendar to removeable drive (or something similar).  Remove the flash drive.  Plug into your home computer.  Open Outlook at home.  There should be an option to update/sync your calendar from external drive.  (The computers will treat the flash drive/memory stick like another hard drive.
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U can forward spcific mail accounts to outlook via pop3. Normal yahoo mail doesnt support it. Gmail, rediff mail, Yahoo mail plus and a few others support it. Most of them provide automatic setting up downloadable programs - small in size -  that autoconfigure outlook for their account by just taking ur e-mail id.