Syncing an iPAQ to Netscape's Mail Suite?

ElGrandeBurrito asks: "I just picked up an iPAQ to replace my trusty Palm, but there's a catch I didn't realize: This little toy is more integrated into the MS line of products that XP is! My company uses the Netscape suite of products for mail, calendaring and LDAP, so I need a way to synch my iPAQ's 'Contacts' database to a Netscape PAB.NA2 file, an LDIF file, or even better, to our LDAP server through field selection. I've found solutions for every application except 'Contacts'. Help!"

One word...

[itwerx]

...Intellisync [pumatech.com]
(It'll do ASCII sync's too).

Doh! It's an iPaq - try this instead!

[itwerx]

Ignore my posts above. For an iPaq you'll need CorporateSync [steltor.com]

Re:Doh! It's an iPaq - try this instead!

[ElGrandeBurrito]

CSynch does the calendar, but steltor and netscape have diverged in addressbook tech. I have CSynch and it works great, even across the 802.11 link. However, I need the address book more than anything else right now!

The do away with M$

[Anonymous Coward]

... and put linux on it (doh!).

I think its available from handhelds.org

Then you can use all of your favourite Netscape apps for linux, AND enjoy increased productivity, stability....

Solutions for everything else?

[Kithraya]

I'd love to see what those solutions are. I bought an iPaq under the assumption that I'd be able to deal with having to use Outlook. What a mistake that turned out to be. I'm now back to using my Palm, leaving my expensive iPaq as a paper weight on my desk. I'd love to be able to cycle it back into service, but it'd going to have to sync up with more than just Outlook.