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I use multiple computers through the day, some at work, some personal.
I also presently use Outlook 2010 to receive most of my email, and a variety of webmail interfaces for the rest. For my personal email I am not rigidly locked into this software, but I do prefer to find a solution that would work with it.
I want to consolidate all my email in one place (simple) but be able to read it from (at least) a subset of the computers I use.
I am not looking for a solution that leaves my mail on the server (doesn't synchronize sent messages or doesn't consolidate all my mail), nor am I looking for a "forward it all to a gmail account" type solution (since I want my replies to come from the appropriate, corresponding email address).
I have heard about putting my PST file on a web drive, but I have concerns about being able to access it offline.
All of the machines that I am concern about receiving/sharing my email on are Windows Xp or Windows 7 machines. If a solution could also be applicable to Linux or MacOS that's a bonus.
How can I best address these concerns?
I use Mailwasher, unfortunately its Windows only. Marketed as a spam blocker but makes an excellent multi PC mail popper and can be used to reply to email but requires an installed mail client to allow it. Free version is limited, I use paid version. – Moab – 2012-02-11T02:22:36.823