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I'm running Vista Ultimate and Office 2007 on a desktop and latop. I'm using
offline files to sync a number of folders between the 2, with the desktop as the host, but I work on the laptop most of the time. My question is, is there a way I can force it to always work offline, unless I manually choose to work online? The reason is whenever my desktop is available my laptop will try and sync, but this will invariably fail on at least 1 file, my Outlook.pst, as I always have at least Outlook open. I'd actually like to work offline all the time, and manually sync evey now and then when I know I have all my files closed. Is there an option/policy/regedit somewhere to achieve this? Thanks, Richard |