On 09/28/2007 11:05 PM, Jason E. Dorfler wrote:
> NoOp wrote:
>> On 09/20/2007 05:23 PM, Gregory L. Forster wrote:
>>> Many knew that OpenOffice integrates beautifully with the Thunderbird 
>>> address book.  But those that are looking for an integrated calendar 
>>> have found it in Thunderbird's extension, Lightning - 
>>> http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/. Lighting is an internal 
>>> extension for Thunderbird (works and looks slick) and Sunbird is an 
>>> external standalone calendar.
>>>
>>> Greg
>> 
>> Unfortunately Lighting doesn't work on SeaMonkey 1.1.4 (which I use
>> instead of Thunderbird) and won't be available until SM 2.x. Of course,
>> Sunbird is available, but last I looked I prefered Evolution to Sunbird.
>> 
>> Evolution's address book, email & calendar (linux) work just fine
>> though. I'm currently testing the unsupported Windows version, but
>> haven't spent much time with it yet so can't comment further.
> 
> I'm using Thunderbird with Lightning.  I have got this great little plug 
> in that actually syncs your calender with your Google calender.  Thus I 
> can import public calenders on Google, such as Christian Holidays and 
> American Holidays, so I don't have to manually put them into 
> Thunderbird.  A real time saver.  Plus, if I am at a public PC I can 
> access my Google Calender and see all my appointments I made on Thunderbird.
> Regards,
> Jason

For those that have calendars with ics capabilities (Evolution,
Lightning(?) etc), it's easy to import public calendars. For example;
http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/ical/library/
Those calendars work just fine in Evolution (linux & windows) & should
work just as well with any other calendar program that can use standard
ics. There are many ics calendars out there that can be used. Publishing
calendars with Evolution is easy as well. I can publish mine to my Yahoo
calendar which gives me access to it remotely.

Now to get back to OOo... does anyone know an easy way to export and
sync these calendars & appointments into and out of OOo? Perhaps there
is a solution to sync these other calendar/appointments to OOo easily?


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