Feature Request

[carloshuerta]

What feature would your like to see in the next version of KiGoo?

[ridagold]

Hi, in my wish list, the next features I would like to see are support
for Outlook 2003 and spanish language.
Best Regards

Ricardo Goldberger - Tecnozona

[ba...@peulin.com]

There are two features that I need in order to be able to use KiGoo.

1) Support for Google Apps accounts
2) Proxy support

[Andrew Conkling]

On Jun 27, 2:40 pm, carloshuerta <carlos.hue...@gmail.com> wrote:
> What feature would your like to see in the next version of KiGoo?

Synchronization between Outlook's and Gmail's contacts (Google Sync
already covers this for the Calendar).

[Adroit]

Support for Windows Calendar will be of great help.

Is there a huge technological challenge to sync with Windows Calendar?
Should not be.
Nokia PC Suite syncs with Windows Calendar easily.

Thanks in advance

On Aug 28, 12:24 am, Andrew Conkling <andrew.conkl...@gmail.com>
wrote:

[Ariel Di Stefano]

Hi Andrew..

Today you can manage all Google Contacts within KiGoo in real time.

Cheers,

Ariel

[Andrew Conkling]

On Mon, Sep 1, 2008 at 2:55 PM, Ariel Di Stefano <ariel.d...@gmail.com> wrote:

Today you can manage all Google Contacts within KiGoo in real time.

Are you saying there's a new version? Or that I should already be able to manage my contacts?

--
Andrew Conkling
http://andrewski.net

[Ariel Di Stefano]

Andrew,

You should be able to manage your Google contacts through KiGoo with the current version. Our tool allows you to create, modify or delete GContacts from OL Interface.

Synchronization (with conflicts resolution and all what a sync engine does) is not planned to be part of KiGoo in the near future. We are thinking only in a small feature to make the copying process between OL and Google platfform through KiGoo simpler.

At last, we are developing a new KiGoo version, which will support multiple Google calendars, small usernames for Google Apps and IE proxy settings (estimated release date mid oct).

Best,

Ariel Di Stefano
ariel.d...@gmail.com

[Andrew Conkling]

On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 2:12 PM, Ariel Di Stefano <ariel.d...@gmail.com> wrote:

Synchronization (with conflicts resolution and all what a sync engine does) is not planned to be part of KiGoo in the near future. We are thinking only in a small feature to make the copying process between OL and Google platfform through KiGoo simpler.

Oh, I see; that's unfortunate. That was my specific request, which is why I didn't understand your first answer. Contact synchronization would really be a killer product.

As far as managing contacts as-is, I haven't even gotten that to work, but I'm discussing that in another thread where you've already commented. :)

[Neal GE]

Ola Ariel and Carlos. I hope your project is progressing toward an
October update. I need to access several Google Apps accounts from
Outlook and Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2007. This could work
better for me if I had the ability to log into the GMail and Apps
accounts (one at a time if necessary), edit the contacts, then update
the relevant calendars. This would be much easier if Google would
update its 'field matching' ability-I find many of the data fields
often do not map correctly and there is no way to 'match'. Also I
realize KiGoo doesn't do 'Categories' but it would be nice to see the
suggested contacts tagged in Outlook and segregated from current
contacts.

Good luck on the off-topic post thing-
Neal
Kirkland, WA

On Sep 2, 11:12 am, "Ariel Di Stefano" <ariel.distef...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Andrew,
>
> You should be able to manage your Google contacts through KiGoo with the
> current version. Our tool allows you to create, modify or delete GContacts
> from OL Interface.
>
> Synchronization (with conflicts resolution and all what a sync engine does)
> is not planned to be part of KiGoo in the near future. We are thinking only
> in a small feature to make the copying process between OL and Google
> platfform through KiGoo simpler.
>
> At last, we are developing a new KiGoo version, which will support multiple
> Google calendars, small usernames for Google Apps and IE proxy settings
> (estimated release date mid oct).
>
> Best,
>
> Ariel Di Stefano

> ariel.distef...@gmail.com

>
> On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 2:57 PM, Andrew Conkling

> <andrew.conkl...@gmail.com>wrote:

[Neal GE]

Ola Ariel and Carlos. I hope your project is progressing toward an
October update. I need to access several Google Apps accounts from
Outlook and Business Contact Manager for Outlook 2007. This could work
better for me if I had the ability to log into the GMail and Apps
accounts (one at a time if necessary), edit the contacts, then update
the relevant calendars. This would be much easier if Google would
update its 'field matching' ability-I find many of the data fields
often do not map correctly and there is no way to 'match'. Also I
realize KiGoo doesn't do 'Categories' but it would be nice to see the
suggested contacts tagged in Outlook and segregated from current
contacts.

Good luck on the off-topic post thing-
Neal
Kirkland, WA

On Sep 2, 11:12 am, "Ariel Di Stefano" <ariel.distef...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Andrew,
>
> You should be able to manage your Google contacts through KiGoo with the
> current version. Our tool allows you to create, modify or delete GContacts
> from OL Interface.
>
> Synchronization (with conflicts resolution and all what a sync engine does)
> is not planned to be part of KiGoo in the near future. We are thinking only
> in a small feature to make the copying process between OL and Google
> platfform through KiGoo simpler.
>
> At last, we are developing a new KiGoo version, which will support multiple
> Google calendars, small usernames for Google Apps and IE proxy settings
> (estimated release date mid oct).
>
> Best,
>
> Ariel Di Stefano

> ariel.distef...@gmail.com

>
> On Tue, Sep 2, 2008 at 2:57 PM, Andrew Conkling

> <andrew.conkl...@gmail.com>wrote: