[Fwd: Address management on the workstation]

["Derek R. Pizzagoni" <drp@xxxxxxxx>]

I am about 75% done with a solution to this problem.  I have been
modifying SyncAB to allow writing to/reading from an LDIF file.  This
will allow exporting/importing to/from Netscape's address book.

I would like to avoid having to create the LDIF file completely, but I
have not found anyone that can tell me the format of Netscape's personal
address book file.  If I can get this information, I should be able to
modify it to write and read directly.

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Derek R. Pizzagoni
Information Technology Manager
Aval Communications, Inc.
URL: http://www.aval.com

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• To: pilotmgr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
• Subject: Address management on the workstation
• From: stephane brossier <stephane.brossier@xxxxxxx>
• Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1999 18:52:06 -0800
• Sender: owner-pilotmgr@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Hi,

I just got installed PilotManager, and did not find any tool
to manage my address list. Since it is easy to enter new
persons using a keyboard, I thought it would be possible
to enter new addresses on the workstation and make a hot sync after.

I know there was already some discussion about "Address viewer",
but when I wanted to access it through Netscape it did not work.

Is there anybody who can answer (again?) on this topic?

Thank you

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Stephane Brossier   JavaOS Engineering           Sun Microsystems, Inc.  
x84288              <Stephane.Brossier@xxxxxxx>  (650) 786-4288
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