Hi

My wife has her own business and her own domain name for her emails. She
uses outlook 2003 on our home computer to view these emails.

How can she look at her emails and outlook calander when she is not at home,
she would preferably like a hand held device that can act as a phone and view
the internet, something like the I Phone, Is this possible?

Its possible, but how might depend on the type of account & its settings

"bill" <bill@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> My wife has her own business and her own domain name for her emails. She
> uses outlook 2003 on our home computer to view these emails.
>
> How can she look at her emails and outlook calander when she is not at
> home,
> she would preferably like a hand held device that can act as a phone and
> view
> the internet, something like the I Phone, Is this possible?
>
>
>

My "iTouch" (which is just like iPhone but without the phone part) syncs
with Outlook so my calendar and contacts are there, and you can set the
email part of the iPhone to download the email from any email account
(pop?)(The part I like is it leaves the email on the server so you can get
it in your Outlook when you get home)

"DL" <address@invalid> wrote in message
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Its possible, but how might depend on the type of account & its settings

"bill" <bill@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:FDB2FA49-F48D-4AAE-9FBE-8B30D1D550CF@microsoft.com...
> Hi
>
> My wife has her own business and her own domain name for her emails. She
> uses outlook 2003 on our home computer to view these emails.
>
> How can she look at her emails and outlook calander when she is not at
> home,
> she would preferably like a hand held device that can act as a phone and
> view
> the internet, something like the I Phone, Is this possible?
>
>
>