A couple other approaches... One would be to use IMAP instead of POP. Then
all your folders, etc. stay on the server. I use SquirrelMail as a webmail
client that I can use anywhere, and get access to the tons of saved email.

Another approach (though not quite as nice) is to just tell one of the POP
clients to leave the mail on the server. Let the other one take the mail
off the server. This won't sync folders, etc., and the one that takes mail
off the server (delete after download) can get some newer mail the other
client doesn't.

All in all, I like IMAP.

Harold

> Hi, folks.
>
>    I need to keep in sync my work Outlook email account with my home
> one. Let me explain myself, I would like to plug my portable flash usb
> drive and copy all messages from Outlook at work and then plug it at
> home and update the "home copy", and to be able to keep the home copy
> updated. Is that possible? (I believe it is). Are there any affordable
> (free is better!) software to do this?  Thanks in advance for your
> help.
>
> Regards,
>
> *Carlos Marcano*
> -Guri, Venezuela-
>
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