Free microsoft exchange offline address book software for linux

Improved offline web browsing package contains:
- improved / bug-fixed offline browsing for Konqueror and other application that use kde http io slaves.
- Improved / bug-fixed web browsing for low-bandwidth connections.
- Improved / bug-fixed detection of cross-domain requests
- Referer-Urls are not send cross-domain (configurable)
Requires sources for kdelibs, kdebase and kdeaddons. If you use German localization, you will probably want sources for kde-i18n-de, too.
Webpages with enabled javascript may not work 100% when browsing offline completely.
Version restrictions:
- None that are not present in the original http slave.
- Webpages with javascript enabled may not work with offline browsing.

A tool to take that corrupted Netscape Address Book and get your information out of it. This is a tool to take that corrupted Netscape Address Book and get your information out of it. After the third time my book got corrupted, I gave up trying to fix it by hand and wrote this program. This program attempts to get as much information out of the address book as is possible. But as with all programs of this type, it will always need to change to keep track of the different ways in which the address book can be corrupted. It can output .csv (Comma Separated Values) or .ldi (LDAP Date Interchange Format) files.Dont output .csv files, you will lose all mailing list information.
Enhancements:
- Major bugfixes with handling indexes
- Major bugfixes with handling edits
- Added LDIF support
- Added support for mailling lists

Addresh Book is a (basic) Address Book implemented entirely in Shell Scripts. Current functionality is implemented for adding records, deleting records and searching records.

Note: This project has been largely superceeded by the ZDB project below.

Openchange project intends to provide an Open-Source implementation of Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 under Unix Platforms.
The Openchange Project is developed in C language under the BSD license, and will primary work on NetBSD, OpenBSD, FreeBSD and Linux platforms. The project time line has been defined to approximatively one year, and we believe the project will be in a complete stable state at this time.
Openchange wishes to integrate the enterprise working environment and to substitute to an Exchange Server in a transparent way, so final users may continue to use Outlook, or any other mail client.
We also intend to provide to network administrators an easy solution to migrate Exchange databases into Openchange ones and reversely. And last but not least, we work so developers may reuse our sources in a smart way.
The project is divided into 4 parts :
- The OpenChange Library
- The OpenReverse Library
- The Documentation Framework
- The Openchange specifications
The OpenChange Library
This library includes all the requests managing the identification process, the data flow, and all the other requirements needed to permit the communication between an Outlook client and an Exchange Server. It can be used either to develop another Exchange-like server or client.
The OpenReverse Library
Due to legal restriction, the Openchange Server wont reuse the Microsoft Jet Database file format. Instead, we provide a library making easy to parse headers, retrieve the data, calculate checksum and more generally to offer a abstract migration tool to other user defined backends. This library can also be used for basics to develop a repair database tool.
The Documentation Framework
In the documentation framework, you will find all our research results. The subjects may concern the Exchange Internals or treat of a related subject. We wants to provide the most valuable information so our work can be shared with developers community.
The OpenChange Specifications
At last, we will provide the complete specifications of OpenChange in a printable way. This major document of the OpenChange team will help new developers to understand how Exchange Server works, how we implemented our APIs to make OpenChange, Exchange compatible. Around this main development, you will find several modules:
- OpenUtils Library
- OpenSniff
- OpenEDB
Enhancements:
- This release fixes limitations from the previous release (0.2) and adds a set of new features.
- Sending email messages to external recipients is now possible.
- It can also fetch and create appointments, contacts, and tasks in their respective default folder.
- Experimental NEWMAIL notification support is also available.
- The openchangeclient command line messaging tool has been improved and exchange2mbox has been introduced.
- It provides a way to synchronize an Exchange mailbox with an mbox file, supports MIME types, and is able to reflect changes back to Exchange.

The Address Book Reloaded project is a Web application to store contact details of employees/customers in UTF-8 format on an intranet or Web site.
It features login/user accounts, email harvesting protection, Google Maps support, distributed management of contacts, PDF address book generation, plugins, styles, and SSL certificate authority management.
It stores portraits of contacts, addresses, emails, phone numbers, VoIP/SIP numbers, Web sites, MMS and media info, occupation, function, projects, and freestyle info as HTML notes. The project supports URIs for automatic VoIP dialing with Skype or SIP clients.
Main features:
- CSS Stylesheet based designs
- User records & Contacts linked
- PHP4 & 5 compatible
- PHP safe mode compatible
- Custom dates
- Custom fields
- Admin fields
- Password/Hidden information distribution to users
- Google Maps
- PDF booklet printing
- UTF-8 international charsets
- Administrative Requests (IT accounts/workflow) -- beta
- SSL Certificate Authority (control)

My Address Book is a web-based address book designed to help you keep a record of your friends addresses, providing a list of your contacts (which may be filtered), categories, details of a particular contact, export and import of data (e.g. from spreadsheets), and a Christmas card list.
To use My Address Book you need to have access to some web space that allows you to use PHP and MySQL. If you want your address book to be private (which is highly recommended!) you will need to set it up inside a password-protected directory in your web space.
Installation:
If you want to use My Address Book over the Internet so you can access your addresses wherever you are, you will need some web space which allows you to use PHP and MySQL. If you only want to use My Address Book on a single computer, you will need a web server (e.g. Apache) which supports PHP and you will need MySQL.
Enhancements:
- The dates of birth of contacts may now be stored.

Convert::Addressbook::Mozilla2Blackberry is a Perl extension for converting a CSV comma delimited addressbook from Mozilla to Blackbery csv import format.

SYNOPSIS

use Mozilla::Mork;
use Convert::Addressbook::Mozilla2Blackberry;

#get the file from the command line or quit with an error
$file = $ARGV[0];
unless ($file) { die "Useage: $0 n"; }

#access the address book and setup the memory structure
my $MorkDetails = Mozilla::Mork->new($file);

#get a reference to an array of hashs
my $results = $MorkDetails->ReturnReferenceStructure();
#create an instance of the converter code
my $converter = Convert::Addressbook::Mozilla2Blackberry->new();
#print the Blackberry File headers
$converter->PrintBlackberryHeaders();

#process those results
# for each line in the database
# each line in the database corresponds to an address book record
# pass this reference to the StreamConvert routine which will
# convert and print it

for my $record_array ( @{$results} )
{
$converter->StreamConvert($record_array);
}

This is a module that builds on the Mozilla::Mork module to translate the Mozilla address book to a CSV format suitable for importing into a Blackberry via the Desktop Manager (i.e. even the CSv fields are in the correct order).