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How to sync your Pocket PC with Thunderbird - Mobile Minute
by Brad Linder Feb 26th 2007
Today we're going to look at two methods for syncing your Windows Mobile Pocket PC or Smartphone with Mozilla Thunderbird. One is the easy way, the other is the free (and cross-platform) way.
BirdieSync
BirdieSync is a commercial application that does a beautiful job of synchronizing Events, Cards, Mails, and Tasks between Thunderbird and a Windows Mobile PDA or Smartphone.
The program integrates with ActiveSync 4.2 or 4.5, which is great news in that it provides a familiar interface for most Windows Mobile users. It's also bad news, because there's no ActiveSync client for Mac or Linux users, and in fact, Microsoft has replaced ActiveSync with Windows Mobile Device Center. So this is a Windows XP only solution for now.
BirdieSyncBirdieSync is a commercial application that does a beautiful job of synchronizing Events, Cards, Mails, and Tasks between Thunderbird and a Windows Mobile PDA or Smartphone.
The program integrates with ActiveSync 4.2 or 4.5, which is great news in that it provides a familiar interface for most Windows Mobile users. It's also bad news, because there's no ActiveSync client for Mac or Linux users, and in fact, Microsoft has replaced ActiveSync with Windows Mobile Device Center. So this is a Windows XP only solution for now.
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They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
