Actually, the answer is no. Outlook 2007 uses a different system for indexing files that Outlook 2003 does not. It is NOT recommended to access the Exchange mailbox with two versions of Outlook. Eventually, the mailbox will show corruption.

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After furious head scratching, Gordon asked:

| "Kay" <Kay@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
| news:3D69AAD5-7360-4258-A810-64BC83FF3134@microsoft.com...
|| I have Office Outlook 2003 on my main workstation PC, and Office
|| Outlook 2007
|| recently installed on my laptop. Now, I am wondering if I will be
|| able to access the same Exchange email account from both of these
|| systems. Can anyone help me with this? Or am I faced with having
|| to uninstall Office 2007
|| and reinstalling 2003?
||
|| thanks in advance,
|| Kay
||
|
|
| Nope - Outlook 2007 will do the job just the same as 2003....