Users accounts.

[Eran]

Hi,

My wife and I have Cell phones which sync with Microsoft Outlook. We don't
want to our cell phones to
sync with other's contatcs. Is there a way to create two different accounts
that when I want to sync my cell with the PC,
Microsoft Outlook will sync with my contacts and without her contacts?
Please note that I am using Office 2003.

TIA.

 

[David Lipetz]

It would be helpful to know what software you are using to sync, but if it
supports Categories, then that is your answer.

Assign unique categories for each contact in Outlook: one for you and one
for your wife. Then tell the sync software which categories you want to
synch and that should do it.

 

[Brian Tillman]

My wife and I have Cell phones which sync with Microsoft Outlook. We
don't want to our cell phones to
sync with other's contatcs. Is there a way to create two different
accounts that when I want to sync my cell with the PC,
Microsoft Outlook will sync with my contacts and without her contacts?
Please note that I am using Office 2003.

The simplest way is for each of you to have you own Outlook mail profile.
This will allow you to each have completely distinct message stores (i.e,
Contacts, Inbox, Tasks, Calendar, etc.). There is an option in Control
Panel's Mail applet that you can use to cause Outlook (and your sync
software, most likely) to ask which profile you wish to use when syncing.
"How to create a new e-mail profile in Outlook 2003"
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=829918