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Follow the following simple steps to install an integrated calendar into Thunderbird. This walk-through is intended for English speakers using Windows or Linux. | Follow the following simple steps to install an integrated calendar into Thunderbird. This walk-through is intended for English speakers using Windows or Linux. | ||
Revision as of 16:50, 6 November 2007
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Follow the following simple steps to install an integrated calendar into Thunderbird. This walk-through is intended for English speakers using Windows or Linux.
- Visit the Calender Project Home.
- In the "Lightning" section on the page, click on the link that says the OS (Operating System) you are using (e.g Windows, Linux x86).
- You will reach the Lightning download page.
- Right click on the green "Install Now" on the page.
- Select "Save Target As" or "Save Link As" and select a temporary place to put the file.
- Launch Thunderbird.
- In Thunderbird 2.0 menu, click on Tools -> Add-ons.
- The Add-ons box will pop up. Click on the "Install..." button in the lower left hand corner of the Add-ons box.
- Navigate to the directory where you saved the file.
- Select the file and click on "Open".
- Close the Add-ons box and Thunderbird.
- Start Thunderbird again.
Congratulations, your calendar should now be correctly installed. You may now look at the other tutorials.