Posts tagged Thunderbird

New Versions of PitchDark Themes

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PitchDark project

The PitchDark themes have been updated to be compatible with the latest application releases from Mozilla – Firefox 3.6 and Thunderbird 3.0. Now you can once again enjoy the harmonious light text on dark colored look for both your browser and desktop mail client. There was a long stretch of no updates to either theme, but I’m hoping these meet your expectations.

Please remember to submit questions, comments, suggestions, to the project page, the Mozilla Addons site or contact me.

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PitchDark Honors and Props

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Ever since the release of Firefox 3.0 I’ve had an outpouring of appreciative and supporting (not to mention help related) emails. I’d like to say thanks to all the faithful users and I apologize for the lack of releases recently (especially on the Thunderbird side).

Furthermore, I’ve received recognition from the internet community:

Anyway, I’ll be settling in and getting to work on updates to both themes (See the PitchDark page for the list of fixes that are pending).

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Getting Things Done: Integration of online calendars (GCal with Thunderbird-Lightning, Outlook and Facebook)

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The plethora of calendars I have to manage was getting to be quite the mess. Trying to schedule events was a danting task requiring lookup in multiple places.

I use Thunderbird (with the Lightning extension) when I’m at home most of the time. When I’m at work we’re required to use the standard Microsoft Outlook. Finally I use Google Calendar and Facebook (events and birthdays) to manage personal events.

Well, I finally sat down and integrated everything.

Thunderbird

Using the extensions Lightning and Provider for Google Calendar, I enabled the ability to view/edit GCal through TB. Follow the instructions by Jonny Sync GCal and Thunderbird.

Outlook

The awesome developers over at Google released a Sync tool for MS Outlook. Download and follow the instructions they provide. You can set whether you want 1-way (GCal to Outlook, or Outlook to GCal) or 2-way.

Facebook

Some cool guy named VeganBob has created a facebook application called fbCal that facilitates integrating Facebook Events and Facebook Birthdays with Google Calendar (and also Sunbird/Lightning, Outlook, and Apple iCal). Simply add the application (click the big “Create” button), generate your urls and follow the instructions.

FuseCal (via LifeHacker) is a web-based app that can integrate iCal based calendars, but leaves out facebook.

Anyone have better ways to do it?

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