I want the best of both worlds; i.e.
Corporate exchange server synced to local ost thru cached exchange mode. => everything’s
on the server for backup + available in Outlook offline + available thru Outlook
Web Access + synced to WP7 phone + available in Windows Live Mail local email
client.
Plus; I'd like outlook connector to sync the above to/from Windows Live Hotmail (normally a separate, unmovable ost). All of the above particularly for calendars.
Then, if I accept an appointment invitation
in outlook (exchange) &/or enter an appointment myself, it will show up in Outlook
Web Access and also in Windows Live Hotmail calendar. (NOTE: This is different
than showing the outlook and windows live calendars separately [side by side or
overlaid] in Outlook.)
Question; If I "move" Outlook‘s
cached exchange location to the connector ost --- can cached exchange mode and
outlook connector then share the same connector ost?
i.e. "everything everywhere".
Any other ideas?
Other method = outlook exchange =>Google
sync => Gmail calendar =>subscribed to/from Windows Live calendar?
Thanks
Corporate exchange server synced to local ost thru cached exchange mode. => everything’s
on the server for backup + available in Outlook offline + available thru Outlook
Web Access + synced to WP7 phone + available in Windows Live Mail local email
client.
Plus; I'd like outlook connector to sync the above to/from Windows Live Hotmail (normally a separate, unmovable ost). All of the above particularly for calendars.
Then, if I accept an appointment invitation
in outlook (exchange) &/or enter an appointment myself, it will show up in Outlook
Web Access and also in Windows Live Hotmail calendar. (NOTE: This is different
than showing the outlook and windows live calendars separately [side by side or
overlaid] in Outlook.)
Question; If I "move" Outlook‘s
cached exchange location to the connector ost --- can cached exchange mode and
outlook connector then share the same connector ost?
i.e. "everything everywhere".
Any other ideas?
Other method = outlook exchange =>Google
sync => Gmail calendar =>subscribed to/from Windows Live calendar?
Thanks