Projects tagged ‘gmail’ and ‘vcard’

SyncinG aims to be an easy-to-use application for keep your personal information synced up with Google services. Built as a modular plugin-based architecture, SyncinG can be easily expanded with ... [More] adapters for local applications and for new Google services. On the local side SyncinG provides supports for your OS applications throught standard Java methods or Java Native Interface when needed, while on server side it uses Google Data APIs. SyncinG will provide both one-way and two-way synchronization mechanisms with conflicts resolution procedures. The very first release will provide support for Gmail Contacts and Google Calendar on server side, while client side support will be for Apple Address Book, Apple iCal, Mozilla Thunderbird, Mozilla Sunbird. [Less]

A short python script to convert a vCard file (.vcf) of exported Gmail contacts into abook's addressbook format. To export your gmail contacts in vCard format, select Contacts -> Export and choose ... [More] the 3rd export format (vCard). The file will be saved by default as contacts.vcf. Options: --version show program's version number and exit -h, --help show this help message and exit -i INPUTFILE, --inputfile=INPUTFILE The vcf file containing the contacts to convert (default=contacts.vcf) -o OUTPUTFILE, --outputfile=OUTPUTFILE The name of the output file to be generated by this script (default=addressbook) -d, --debug Print debug statements (default=False) -v Print the program version [Less]

CrossKnight Anima!DescriptionPortable PIM (personal information manager) written in Java. Eases your contacts information management. Some of its features are: Simple, intuitive and powerful design. ... [More] Many fields, supporting Unicode. Contact photo. Keep track of your contacts history ("where do I know this guy from?"). Groups and mailing lists management. Export contacts to vCard, PDF, LDIF, CSV, using filters. Have your contacts available in Mozilla Thunderbird or GMail. Import contacts from vCard. Use it anywhere. Just copy the folder with the application to your USB drive. Languages supported: English, Spanish. RequirementsJava runtime environment (or SDK) 1.6.0 or later. InstallationUnzip and run! [Less]