Thunderbird with lightning or calendar extension or sunbird is vary far from Outlook or Evolution if we mean personal information management and calendaring functionality. Actually there are no windows software, which can compete with Outlook or Evolution as calendaring programs, in spite Thunderbird is much better as e-mail client. It was nice to read in ooo conference 2006 papers, that at least someone mentions plans to integrate Thunderbird with Lightning into openoffice.org, but I don't think it will increase competitiveness of openoffice.org somehow, if Lightning will not look and act more like Outlook and Evolution. I'm sure that new calendaring software for openoffice.org should be elaborated, may be on the basis of existing Lightning extension. It is the most lacking feature in openoffice.org since it was removed from staroffice.

Andis

Gregory Forster wrote:
Well, it's not in openoffice.  It's called Thunderbird.  Thunderbird primarily 
is an email client, but Thunderbird's address books integrates beautifully with 
openoffice. Grant it, Thunderbird has an address book, but you can create many 
for different sorts, i.e. clients, personal, friends, Church, etc.  Thunderbird 
does not have a calendar.  You can either get an integrated extension calendar 
for Thunderbird. Or, you can get Sunbird, which is a stand alone calendar.  
Both Thunderbird and Sunbird are products of Mozilla. (www.mozilla.org) All 
Mozilla products, as well as Openoffice are open source software. (They're free)

Greg

Giovanni Leone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hello,

I see that a program to manage email like Outlook has not been created! Why?

Are you planning to create it?

Thanks

Giovanni



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