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From: James Simmons <jsimmons@transvirtual.com>
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Subject: Re: OT: M$Exchange stuff for Linux/UNIX? [was: Re: Test mail]
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> I have not found something that will interact smoothly with the server
> based
> personal address book or calendar.  so, if anyone knows of such a
> program, please, please,
> please let the world know (or at least me :)

The best thing I can recommend is syncml (http://www.syncml.org). I heard
their are syncml plugins avaliable since people want to have all their
exchange functionality on their cell phones.  

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