Accessing Outlook Calendar & ToDo's on PC using Outlook Express Address Book

How can I setup Outlook in the BB Desktop Manager so I can use it synch my calendar and To Do's? I'm synching my address book from Outlook Express just fine. But the system isn't seeing Outlook. Why?
Thanks much for your help.

I am not sure you can sync to both, simultaneously.
In your Desktop Manager > Sync settings, do you see your Outlook as a choice?
Have you used Outlook on your desktop PC, before?
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I'm a newbie, but I think this may work:
Since Mail uses the addresses stored in Mac's Address Book app, open AB. Go to File/Import and select LDIF as the type of file you wish to import. Locate and click on the OE address book filename in the window that appears. It is most probably located in the Documents folder. Highlight the filename and click Open. The contents of this file will now appear in AB, and will then be accessible from Mail.
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can i transferr my outlook express address book to the bb I have not found any references to outlook in the answers section
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Certainly you can.
Use Desktop Manager > Sync.
Setup Outlook Express to sync with your device in Desktop Manager > Sync > Confgure. Find and select Outlook Express as the sync partner to your BlackBerry handheld address book.
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How Do I Import Outlook Express Address Book?

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Please verify whether you can logon OWA successfully.
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