I was wondering of in Heaven human would be mixed with various species of aliens, or if there is an heaven per planet ? Or per alien race ? Or are we in distinct areas of one big heaven ? Just curious, can any believer let me know the details, I want to know what to expect. Thanks a lot.
I use the MobileMe service from Apple. The 20 Gb iDisk is enough for syncing files between my several computers. It's mounted on the desktop of my various Macs and with the iDisk's cache, copying files is instantaneous and I can work on my files while offline. When I get back to an internet connection, it syncs. I can also access my iDisks using the webinterface or mount the iDisk in WebDAV on Windows.
Also MobileMe Sync my iPhone and my computers Calendars, Address Book, Keychains, Bookmarks, Dashboard Widgets, Dock Items, Mail Accounts, rules, signatures, smart mailboxes, Notes, Preferences (including serial numbers) and FTP favorites. I can use the me.com website to access my adress book, calendars, files and emails from any web browser.
Configuration is very simple (login, password, thick a checkbox) and require no software install.
I suggest your try http://www.contactoffice.com/ as it is a web application suite featuring calendar, address books, webmail, document, tasks, wiki, etc. It has a UNIQUE FEATURE : a synchronisation software companion that sync it with both Outlook / Exchange and Palm. Here is the full list it support : Outlook (97, 98, 2000, 2002/XP, 2003, Express), Pocket PC via Outlook, Casio Cassiopeia Series via Outlook, Compaq iPaq via Outlook, Dell Axim via Outlook, Handspring Visor, IBM WorkPad, HP Jornada Series via Outlook, Palm (III, V, Zire, Tungsten), Sony (Clié, PEG-300), Palm Desktop (until 4.1.2), Lotus Organizer (5.0, 6.0), Windows Address Book - WAB, Windows CE via Outlook, Windows CE via Schedule+, Microsoft Schedule+ (7.0a, 7.5), Audiovox Thera via Outlook, Fujitsu Pocket Look via Outlook, HP H5450 via Outlook, HP H5450 via Outlook, Qualcomm PDQ 800 Smartphone, Qualcomm PDQ 1900 Smartphone, Symbol SPT 1500, Symbol SPT 1700, Toshiba E330 via Outlook, Toshiba E350 via Outlook, Toshiba E740 BT via Outlook, Toshiba E759 Wifi via Outlook... and many more devices.
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There is an alternative to Exchange, actually it is already used by 350.000 members in europe and accessilbe in the USA on http://www.office.com/. Developped since 1998 in Belgium this web application integrate webmail (with filters, fax/SMS integration), group calendaring (with killing features like display common available time slot in a group, full inviting system with response tracking, iCal export, SMS reminders,...), document sharing (with webDAV access), address book (with PDF printing, group sharing of contact, vCard export,...), todos, wikis, notes, chat, forum. Web interface, Pocket PC web interface, WAP interface,... See http://www.contactoffice.com/ for more information. ContactOffice runs as an ASP with both free (limited) and subscription model (several plans). Jut try it;-)
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I was wondering of in Heaven human would be mixed with various species of aliens, or if there is an heaven per planet ? Or per alien race ? Or are we in distinct areas of one big heaven ? Just curious, can any believer let me know the details, I want to know what to expect. Thanks a lot.
I use the MobileMe service from Apple. The 20 Gb iDisk is enough for syncing files between my several computers. It's mounted on the desktop of my various Macs and with the iDisk's cache, copying files is instantaneous and I can work on my files while offline. When I get back to an internet connection, it syncs. I can also access my iDisks using the webinterface or mount the iDisk in WebDAV on Windows. Also MobileMe Sync my iPhone and my computers Calendars, Address Book, Keychains, Bookmarks, Dashboard Widgets, Dock Items, Mail Accounts, rules, signatures, smart mailboxes, Notes, Preferences (including serial numbers) and FTP favorites. I can use the me.com website to access my adress book, calendars, files and emails from any web browser. Configuration is very simple (login, password, thick a checkbox) and require no software install.
Great web application suite !!
http://www.contactoffice.com/ has a Web interface AND a Wap interface for access by your mobile phone AND a Pocket Internet explorer interface if your phone or PDA runs Windows Mobile edition. Just try it, there is a free version. See the full list here : http://www.contactoffice.com/description/solutions /index.jsp?menu=Solutions&item=Mobility&locale=en_ UK
I suggest your try http://www.contactoffice.com/ as it is a web application suite featuring calendar, address books, webmail, document, tasks, wiki, etc. It has a UNIQUE FEATURE : a synchronisation software companion that sync it with both Outlook / Exchange and Palm. Here is the full list it support : Outlook (97, 98, 2000, 2002/XP, 2003, Express), Pocket PC via Outlook, Casio Cassiopeia Series via Outlook, Compaq iPaq via Outlook, Dell Axim via Outlook, Handspring Visor, IBM WorkPad, HP Jornada Series via Outlook, Palm (III, V, Zire, Tungsten), Sony (Clié, PEG-300), Palm Desktop (until 4.1.2), Lotus Organizer (5.0, 6.0), Windows Address Book - WAB, Windows CE via Outlook, Windows CE via Schedule+, Microsoft Schedule+ (7.0a, 7.5), Audiovox Thera via Outlook, Fujitsu Pocket Look via Outlook, HP H5450 via Outlook, HP H5450 via Outlook, Qualcomm PDQ 800 Smartphone, Qualcomm PDQ 1900 Smartphone, Symbol SPT 1500, Symbol SPT 1700, Toshiba E330 via Outlook, Toshiba E350 via Outlook, Toshiba E740 BT via Outlook, Toshiba E759 Wifi via Outlook... and many more devices.
There is an alternative to Exchange, actually it is already used by 350.000 members in europe and accessilbe in the USA on http://www.office.com/. Developped since 1998 in Belgium this web application integrate webmail (with filters, fax/SMS integration), group calendaring (with killing features like display common available time slot in a group, full inviting system with response tracking, iCal export, SMS reminders, ...), document sharing (with webDAV access), address book (with PDF printing, group sharing of contact, vCard export, ...), todos, wikis, notes, chat, forum. Web interface, Pocket PC web interface, WAP interface, ... See http://www.contactoffice.com/ for more information. ContactOffice runs as an ASP with both free (limited) and subscription model (several plans). Jut try it ;-)
Just like ContactOffice which integrate webmail and group calendar : http://www.contactoffice.com/
http://www.ourmedia.org/ is interesting and
http://www.participatoryculture.org/ seems promissing.