How to use your USB-Stick to sync Outlook calendar
Synchronizing Outlook over the network is always the faster and easier option – but it’s not always available. For example if you want to synchronize your Outlook calendar at home and at the office. You still can synchronize them. And here’s how to:
- Get an USB-Stick. It doesn’t have to be big. Any stick that you can buy nowadays is likely to be big enough to hold your calendar. SD-Cards & co work, too.
- Get Easy2Sync for Outlook (this requires the Business Edition). You’ll need it on both computers.
- Use Outlook to create a blank PST file on the USB-Stick (Outlook: File > New > Outlook data file) and create an empty contacts folder in it.
- Close the file in Outlook again. (Right-click the root item of the new file in the Outlook folder tree)
- Start Easy2Sync for Outlook, click on the “New” button and choose the Calendar sync. Just follow the wizard’s steps.
- Repeat (5) on the other PC, with the stick plugged in there.
- If you want, edit the tasks to exclude private contacts from the sync.
That’s all! Want more info on Easy2Sync for Outlook? Click here!
