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For using CardDav, you need the SoGo connector (see the [http://www.group-office.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7114&hilit=sogo&start=15#p28071 forum]). | For using CardDav, you need the SoGo connector (see the [http://www.group-office.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7114&hilit=sogo&start=15#p28071 forum]). | ||
| − | If you need to categorize your addresses, use the "Notes" field, which is synced as well. | + | If you need to categorize your addresses, you may simply use the "Notes" field, which is synced as well. Add keywords such as "friend, school, yoga". In both Thunderbird and GroupOffice you get listed only the contacts with the keywords you are searching for. Select all of the search result, click right and write an e-mail to them. You may also add a keyword to multiple items by batch editing fields. |
| + | This method is not using the address filters in GroupOffice, which may become obsolete this way. | ||
[[Synchronization|Back to Synchronization clients]] | [[Synchronization|Back to Synchronization clients]] | ||
Revision as of 20:03, 7 November 2013
Synchronization of address book and calendar for Thunderbird works, but you need to configure mail, contacts and the calendar separately.
You can setup your e-mail with IMAP, The addressbook with CardDAV and the calendar with CalDAV.
For using CardDav, you need the SoGo connector (see the forum).
If you need to categorize your addresses, you may simply use the "Notes" field, which is synced as well. Add keywords such as "friend, school, yoga". In both Thunderbird and GroupOffice you get listed only the contacts with the keywords you are searching for. Select all of the search result, click right and write an e-mail to them. You may also add a keyword to multiple items by batch editing fields. This method is not using the address filters in GroupOffice, which may become obsolete this way.
