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Ocster Backup Business 6 - Backup Software for Windows - Online Backup - 1:1 File Copy Backup - Local Backup - Network Backup - Outlook / Thunderbird
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sodaware.net/blog
Adventures in shareware. ? Sodaware::Blog
Games For Developers Blog About Location: Blog How to sync Thunderbird with Remember The Milk Tweet Lightning is one of the most powerful extensions for Mozilla Thunderbird. The standard calendar and task list are handy enough, but with a little bit of tweaking it can sync with a number of online services which makes it even more powerful. There are a handful of tutorials for syncing with Remember the Milk, but the extension listed is no longer maintained and is unavailable on the
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andreasn.se/blog
Random pixels
Random pixels some stuff by Andreas Nilsson Thunderbird Linux refresh June 14th, 2011 With all the great visual changes landed recently on the Windows theme, I felt it was time to give some love to the Linux theme again (yes, there are some changes coming to the mac too, since we want to look spiffy for Lion). Especially with the possibility of Thunderbird becoming the default in the next Ubuntu release. Anyway, I?ll let the pictures do the talking. Feedback appreciated! Posted in
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gozer.ectoplasm.org/blog
The Gozer is In
The Gozer is In Various Ramblings of an Internet Janitor Thunderbird gets a new, shiny Try Server! By gozer on August 11, 2010 2:00 PM | Permalink A long time ago, when the Mozilla Try Server was almost brand new, we took it, applied a generous amount of duct tape to it, and called it the Thunderbird Try Server. It worked, but barely. Since then, the Mozilla #build folks did an amazing job adding new features to theirs, fixing bugs, and making it more awesome in general. Unfortunately, the
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weblog.latte.ca/blake
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Blog-o! Notes from latte.ca blake Wed, 15 Jun 2011 Customization and choice. [/tech/thunderbird] A friend of mine recently said: EVERY behavior aspect of EVERY application should be user-settable if the user is prepared to drill down far enough. No exceptions. Even if the user will be shooting his own foot by messing with it. I, obviously, disagree with him, and wanted to explain why in a few more characters than Twitter would allow. While giving the user complete control over every aspect of