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If you had separate Profiles for each account, you would have the delete on
exit option functioning. You would have to do something more to sync your
calendars.
There are always compromises in the various types of setup, its a matter of
which is best suited to your circumstances.
"Tyler G." <TylerG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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exit option functioning. You would have to do something more to sync your
calendars.
There are always compromises in the various types of setup, its a matter of
which is best suited to your circumstances.
"Tyler G." <TylerG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I need seperate PST files so when I sync to my work laptop, my personal
> e-mail isn't on it. Also, I like to keep my work and personal seperate.
> I
> limit my PST archive files to ~2GB (yes, I perform monthly maintenance on
> the
> files to eliminate the extra crap and reduce the size) and break them down
> into years. Then, they get backed up and filed by year.
>
> What is also nice is that work goes to the work folder and personal goes
> to
> the personal folder. But, they both share the same calendar ... which
> syncs
> to my phone. So, my desktop and laptop sync and then backup to seperate
> folders on my backup drives (yes, 2 backups on 2 drives - incase 1 goes
> down)
> and then my desktop syncs to my phone. If something goes down (which it
> has), I'm Definately covered (and I was)! lol
>
> Not only am I extremely well organized, I also have a great backup
> schedule
> / system. Everything syncs 2x/day and backs up in the middle of the night
> (some things backup 2x/day). I am also a part time IT guy.
>
> "Gordon" wrote:
>
> e-mail isn't on it. Also, I like to keep my work and personal seperate.
> I
> limit my PST archive files to ~2GB (yes, I perform monthly maintenance on
> the
> files to eliminate the extra crap and reduce the size) and break them down
> into years. Then, they get backed up and filed by year.
>
> What is also nice is that work goes to the work folder and personal goes
> to
> the personal folder. But, they both share the same calendar ... which
> syncs
> to my phone. So, my desktop and laptop sync and then backup to seperate
> folders on my backup drives (yes, 2 backups on 2 drives - incase 1 goes
> down)
> and then my desktop syncs to my phone. If something goes down (which it
> has), I'm Definately covered (and I was)! lol
>
> Not only am I extremely well organized, I also have a great backup
> schedule
> / system. Everything syncs 2x/day and backs up in the middle of the night
> (some things backup 2x/day). I am also a part time IT guy.
>
> "Gordon" wrote:
>
>> "Tyler G." <TylerG@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:AB792D19-DE63-4523-A97F-D1D2B43520AF@microsoft.com...
>>
>>
>> news:AB792D19-DE63-4523-A97F-D1D2B43520AF@microsoft.com...
>> > Gordon - yes, this is exactly what I'm finding out.
>> > I have tried and tried to resolve this issue and can't find a
>> > satisfactory
>> > solution.
>> >
>> >
>> Why do you need separate pst files for each account?>> > I have tried and tried to resolve this issue and can't find a
>> > satisfactory
>> > solution.
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
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