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RE: Mail server for home use?
Err...
Well actually, I said that on the basis that I think I've done it in the
past....
I don't try to do it these days, as there's always an Exchange server
available to me...
Actually, I suppose what might well have been the case is that I might have
been opening locally cached copies of a PST file in a roaming profile from
different locations...
To be honest, It's so long since I ever tried to do it, that I really
couldn't be sure what would happen these days....
Only answer is to suck it & see I suppose...
If not, then there are ways & means of doing it with copies of PST
files if
you're happy no to want to have multiple clients updating them... i.e. have
a single read/write "master" on one client, and read-only copies
on other
clients which could be synched by various means...
Paul G.
>From: "Gerard McGovern" <stuff@xxxxxxx>
>Reply-To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
>Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Mail server for home use?
>Date: Thu, 2 May 2002 10:39:22 +0100
>
> > 1) Use a .PST file stored on a shared drive, accessable to
> > all required
> > client devices. Multiple clients can open the same PST file
> > simultaneously.
>
>Are you sure? Sometimes I access, via my laptop, the PST file on my
main
>desktop. Of I have left Outlook open, it always informs me that the
file
>is already open and won't allow me access.
>
>G
>
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