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A (hopefully easy) partial temporary solution is for Thunderbird to dynamically export newest emails to a folder. My pocket PC's "my documents" folder syncs with a corresponding folder on my laptop, so if Thunderbird had this feature it could serve as a decent work-around to at least have my emails on-the-go. This way, I wouldn't have to regularly open Outlook except for when I need to access backups of contacts/calendar for my pocket PC. Eugene | A (hopefully easy) partial temporary solution is for Thunderbird to dynamically export newest emails to a folder. My pocket PC's "my documents" folder syncs with a corresponding folder on my laptop, so if Thunderbird had this feature it could serve as a decent work-around to at least have my emails on-the-go. This way, I wouldn't have to regularly open Outlook except for when I need to access backups of contacts/calendar for my pocket PC. Eugene | ||
A friend of mine just released something like that. It's called BirdieSync (http://www.birdiesync.com) and syncs your contacts with a PocketPC. It's a shareware though. Alain. | A friend of mine just released something like that. It's called BirdieSync (http://www.birdiesync.com) and syncs your contacts, appointments and tasks under Lightning with a PocketPC or a Smartphone. It's a shareware though. Alain. | ||
There is an other tool available, which provides synchronization of Thunderbird's adressbook AND Sunbird's calendar. It's Java based and supports Windows, Linux and Mac OS. Clients are Pocket PC PDAs or SmartPhones using Windows Mobile. It's free. | There is an other tool available, which provides synchronization of Thunderbird's adressbook AND Sunbird's calendar. It's Java based and supports Windows, Linux and Mac OS. Clients are Pocket PC PDAs or SmartPhones using Windows Mobile. It's free. |
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