Hello,
I have a few computers at home and I'm using outlook to send/receive
my e-mails. The problem is that when I update a contact or add/remove
a contact from one computers outlook then I have to do it to the rest.
Is there a Mail program that will sync all my contacts together so it won't
matter what computer I'm using?
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Contact syncing across multiple clients/devices is a function of Microsoft Exchange. There are some partial workarounds, such as using a mobile device to sync between two computers, but without transitioning to IMAP you wouldn't have the full flexibility or convenience of Exchange. Mail2Web offers a low cost hosted Exchange service which you could use to synchronize your devices and email clients.
http://mail2web.com/wiki/articles/C...2web_Live#Forwarding_or_Collecting_Your_Email
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I sync my contacts with Gmail contacts. I have my Outlook (on 2 computers) and my cellphone (HTC Touch Pro) all synced together. Instructions are found in Gmail help
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google mail does it with my phone
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One third party tool for contacting syncing with free Gmail accounts is gSyncit though it isn't free. GO Contact Sync, while free, hasn't been updated in a year and fails more often than it works.
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Actually I cheat just a little bit and use my phone as a hub that computers sync with.
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To this point you have not stated who you get your email through. As such it's impossible to guess how you may sync your contacts. Outlook favors Exchange and has extensive functionality for talking to Exchange servers including all kinds of syncing and happiness.
I use Hotmail for my email, and the Hotmail contact system is all "in the cloud" so I can connect either through the web client or Windows Live Mail from anywhere and my contacts are always the same. They don't even "sync" per se, as it just pulls down what's stored on the servers. -
Time & Chaos Intellect and EssentialPIM do this.
Among dozens of others.
What you are asking for is a modern PIM with session/client synchronization.
Some of them do the sync natively, some do it via an on-line service like gmail, some of them do it via a third-party application like CompanionLink. -
This is where Exchange comes in real handy. It not only syncs contacts, but also your task list, your calendar and folder structure.
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I'm just wondering how much traffic exchange generates? Is itlike IMAP?
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I don't have numbers. I do know I can run two exchange accounts on my Palm Pre, Pandora and still surf the web for the most part.
Mail Program that will sync contacts
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