Exchange workaround? (Outlook 2003)

[aicm]

We are a very small office - only 2 people there most of the time. We would really like to be able to have our outlook appointments, etc. available to both of us. Even though the computers in the office are networked we are unable to open each other's Outlook and work on it on our own machine. We have tried everything and it does not work. We figured something is written deep in code to prevent us from doing this as a way to sell Exchange. That would be fine but the price of it is unacceptable for an office of our size.

I was wondering if using something like PCAnywhere on each of the machines would permit us to do this. Does anyone have any experience with this so we do not have to start from scratch.

Thanks in advance for any help that might be offered.

[HansV]

See Sharing Microsoft Outlook Calendar and Contacts for third-party products that let you share your contacts and calendar without Exchange (in particular, see the section 'Other solutions').

[aicm]

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