Yes, I'm going to use Toltec. I've got an SME 7.1 installation that I wanted to upgrade, but for whatever reason the upgrade always fails, so I'm going to have to start with a fresh 7.3 installation and then move my Toltec clients to the new installation.
Fortunately, this particular Toltec installation is for just my personal use and I have 3 computers with the calendar, tasks, contacts and notes synched with Toltec (I'm using some other method to synch the other users). I don't synch the emails themselves with Toltec; I just let IMAP do the emails. I know that this is going to involve some issues; so my thought was that I'd take just one of the three computers first, switch it to the new SME server, which should cause the data from that copy of Outlook to be uploaded to the new Toltec. Then I was going to completely erase all the Outlook data from the other two computers and then let them synch to the new SMEServer which should cause the data to be downloaded without causing duplicates. Both the SMEServer and the first computer I'm going to test with are running as VMs, so I can make snapshots before I try this and if I screw it up I can just revert to the snapshot and try again.
Do you have a better idea of how to go about this? I know if I had lots of machines to do my method would probably be too labor intensive, but for just three machines I figured it was probably the most straightforward way.
mudtoe