Op donderdag 29 september 2005 17:23, schreef Daniel Stiefelmaier:

Hi,

> This means:
> KDE-Addressbook and Thunderbird have their Contacts in the same database.
> When the user adds a new contact to Kopete or Gaim, the user is asked if
> a new entry should be generated or if the ICQ/Jabber/MSN-ID should be
> added to an existing person.
> KOrganizer or Sunbird/Calendar may extract birthdays from the contacts,
> if desired and synchronize them.
> KOffice or OpenOffice may use this address book by default for their
> serial letter functionality.
> Kexi, finally can be used to manage or export or do anything with the data.

We have IM Proxy for a while, which operates between KAddressBook, KMail, 
Kopete and Konversation (yes, only KDE apps). The infrastructure is there, 
but I think it's hard to convince non-KDE projects to let them talk with IM 
Proxy.

And KOrganizer is already capable of extracting birthdays from KAddressbook, 
that's not a point.

Kind regards,

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Bram Schoenmakers
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