NFN Smith wrote: > Alex Beauroy wrote: >> Thanks a lot for your quick assistance on the matter. My wife wanted to >> try Microsoft office for a month; although I recommended Open Office. >> She said that she wanted to synchronize her Windows Phone calendar with >> the Desktop. >> So I thought I should keep on using SeaMonkey as I've been doing since >> Netscape Communicator!! >> What do you think??? > > > Sounds like you're trying to do more or less what I'm doing. > > The problem with OpenOffice and LibreOffice is that neither includes a > mail client. (And I believe that OpenOffice is more or less abandoned). > The fact that they do not include an e-mail client is by design as there are numerous good ones out there. As far as Apache OpenOffice being abandoned as Mark Twain once replied; "The report of my death was an exaggeration.” For more information see here:https://blogs.apache.org/OOo/entry/stop_the_lazy_season_start
> If you're experimenting with calendar, then I think that it's generally > easier to synchronize a mobile device with Outlook, than it is with > Lightning -- at least that's been my experience with both Android, and > years ago, when I used Windows Mobile. Some may depend on what client > you're using for your synchronization. For Windows Phone, you should > have a reasonably good synchronization tool from Microsoft, but it's > likely to be very strong in presuming that you want to sync a calendar > with Outlook. > The easiest way I found to sync SeaMonkey with an Android phone is to use google calendar and the provide for google calendar extension in SeaMonkey. > In that situation, especially testing, I would not bother to try to > integrate email. Stick to the non-email things in Outlook. > > Smith > Regards Keith _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
