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Thunderbird is only e-mail, not calendaring. There's an extension
called "Lightning" however that adds a calendar as an extension. It
puts the calendar inside of Thunderbird so that the calendar and e-mail
are in one window. That's what I use.
There's also Mozilla Sunbird which is a calendar program that's separate
from Thunderbird. It's really the same tool, just in a separate
window. Sunbird is easier to use, IMHO, than Lightning, but I find it
inconvienient to have two separate windows open, so I use Lightning.
Neither one has as many calendar features as Outlook
I store my calendar files on an HTTP server which lets me access them
from everywhere, which is awesme for me.
Jon Paris wrote:
>> I thinking about installing Thunderbird on my PC and am trying to
workout in my mind how I want it set up before attempting the install.
I am thinking about it to as I am having a lot of trouble with Outlook. Is
the calendaring any good? How reliable is the mail client? Etc. etc. Any
thought from experienced users welcome.
Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com
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