Computer Help !!!

[OldSchoolFunk]

Is there a way I can sync my e-mail clients on multiple machines?
For instance, I have a small home network with 2 machines connected to it, my desktop and my laptop. Sometimes when I am away from home or at work, I check my e-mails, so those e-mail threads will be stored on my laptop and I wont be able to see them on my desktop. I know I can export/import each thread manually but it will be time consuming. It would also be nice if i can sync the address book too.

To complicate the problem, I am running windows XP service pack 2 on my desktop and Mac OS X 10.3.9 on my laptop...

anyone ?

 

[Verb]

Is there a way I can sync my e-mail clients on multiple machines?
For instance, I have a small home network with 2 machines connected to it, my desktop and my laptop. Sometimes when I am away from home or at work, I check my e-mails, so those e-mail threads will be stored on my laptop and I wont be able to see them on my desktop. I know I can export/import each thread manually but it will be time consuming. It would also be nice if i can sync the address book too.

To complicate the problem, I am running windows XP service pack 2 on my desktop and Mac OS X 10.3.9 on my laptop...

anyone ?

I know you can forward all incoming e-mail to another address.....but I never heard of actually sync one e-mail address on 2 computers except when I am at work and all computers are on a neworked hard drive.

 

[OldSchoolFunk]

I know you can forward all incoming e-mail to another address.....but I never heard of actually sync one e-mail address on 2 computers except when I am at work and all computers are on a neworked hard drive.

yeah I have like four five different e-mail accounts all forwarded to one, and this is the one that I check regularily. But when I check my mails on desktop, the thread will be downloaded onto my desktop and there is no way I will be able to access them on my laptop. I am hoping to find a way that I can sync my e-mail threads on both machine.

 

[Fotura]

The only way to do this is if you have an Exchange server or another e-mail server and you leave your e-mail on the mail server.

When you connect using any machine, it will synch. The only other way I've done it from home is to save my e-mail onto a shared drive and have each machine use the same PST file.

 

[OldSchoolFunk]

The only way to do this is if you have an Exchange server or another e-mail server and you leave your e-mail on the mail server.

When you connect using any machine, it will synch. The only other way I've done it from home is to save my e-mail onto a shared drive and have each machine use the same PST file.

any chance that some of the newer router will have this function built in?

 

[crazydancer]

easiest way is to set all but one of ur comp to leave e-mails on server. then at the end of the day, use the one comp that have setting of delete e-mail on server after download.

this way u have copies of all e-mails on all machine

 

[hitrack]

easiest way is to set all but one of ur comp to leave e-mails on server. then at the end of the day, use the one comp that have setting of delete e-mail on server after download.

this way u have copies of all e-mails on all machine

exactly what I was gonna say.

Also get a hotmail or g-mail account.