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CallMeZoot
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Portable Universal PIM?

I don't have a palm pilot, so my thumbdrive is my main source for keeping information on me.

Is there a small Personal Info manager to use for keeping an address book (phone numbers, email addresses, etc.

It would be awesome if it could sync (or at least import/export) with:

-Thunderbird
-Outlook
-Cell Phonebook
-etc.

If the database could export as a simple text, html, or XML file for online backup and web access, that would be great too.

Is there anything out there with most/all of these functions?

Thanks,
chris.

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They should add that to Sunbird

I would use Sunbird all the time if it had those features built in. The first time i fired it up i looked for a address book spot, but couldent find it.

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Why? Sunbird is a calendar

Why?

Sunbird is a calendar application, if you want PIM use thunderbird... it makes sense to have an address book in an email program...

Also remember Sunbird is still in the very early stages.

vandalet
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I dont need an eMail client

For me, having an adress book and some sort of note taking system built in with a calender app that i can cary on a small thumb drive would be great. That would pretty much replace a $100 PDA. If im at a computer that has internet access, im not going to fire up Thunderbird, ill gust go to Gmail and read my mail.

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Thunderbird & Sunbird or Lightning

Right now, Thunderbird does email and handles your address book. Sunbird handles appointments and tasks. There is a calendar extension that add's Sunbird's bits to either Thunderbird or Firefox, but it's essentially a separate program and doesn't integrate (it just adds a menu item). Lightning is the next generation of the calendar extension and it will add integrated calendar and tasks to Thunderbird. There are some test versions of it out if you're interested.

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Lightning

Hi John,

I have downloaded the Lightning extension for Thunderbird which looks very interesting, if a bit limited in customisable options.

If installed in PTT is the calendar totally portable?

Thanks,

Roger

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