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How do others manage Email With Outlook??
I am looking for ideas.
At work I have tons of email and I currently make a folder under Outlook Today (Saved Mail) and put my mail under the saved mail folder. The problem is If I am home and want to see these emails I can't figure out how. Do any one else have this same situation or could anyone give me a good way to manage my email. Thanks Steve |
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usual suspect
Join Date: Jun 2002
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i have heard the only way to do this is with exchange. if you have an address that will allow you to check it online, you can always check the option to leave the email on the server, and then you can login once you are at home to check it. when you are done, you delete it from the server. this is the way i have always done it
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Ride 'em Cowboy
Join Date: Dec 1999
Location: Dallas, Tx
Posts: 9,109
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1. Use the "Leave Mail on Server" so that all incoming mail can be received on more than one pc.
2. Use a remote desktop sharing program to access the office pc. 3. Burn the pst files to cd and carry the cd home. |
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Sounds like a plan but I can read new email if I leave it on outlook. As soon as I move it I can't see it remotely.
How about me making a directory on my work systems hard drive and name it mail. Then sub directories as steve, john, lisa, mike and put the mail in there? Would that be ok to manage the email? The problem is I have about 40 folders. Thanks |
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Staff
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Join Date: Jul 1999
Location: Arlington, TN
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If your work is using an Exchange server, it is pretty easy to just enable the offline feature in Outlook. Just do a search in Outlook help for offline.
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