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Access your Thunderbird address books and calendars from anywhere
Joor Loohuis, 2009-07-08
WebDAV is an excellent light weight storage facility for the Thunderbird mail client. With a few choice extensions it can be turned into a personal information manager with globally accessible data sources for calendars and address books.
Setting up WebDAV with Apache
Armijn Hemel, 2009-07-02
Web based storage with WebDAV can be set up in minutes using the Apache webserver.

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