Windows clients with good LDAP address books? [Was: OpenLDAP Coolness]

[Nate Carlson <natecars@real-time.com>]

On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, Andy Zbikowski wrote:
> Well, I have Netscape Roaming working in OpenLDAP. Kinda neat. 
> 
> What's really nice is that Netscape and Nextor's LDAP Address book for
> Outlook support ou's (Orgizantional Units) nicely. With both, just leave out
> the ou part and all the addresses in every ou will be in your address book.
> Netscape doesn't do any sorting though. Nextor's address book displays each
> ou as a different list of cantacts. Slick. 
> 
> Just thought I'd share. =)
> 
> Now if only the clients supported adding entries to the directory (well,
> into special ou's) I'd be a really happy camper...

On a slightly related tangent, has anyone seen something like Mexor
Messageware for other e-mail clients for Windoze? (Eudora/OE would be
nice).. we've got a large client who wants to deploy an LDAP address book,
and wants it to be a _real_ address book (eg, not the thing built into
Eudora/OE/Outlook where you have to do a search).. and it'd be nice if we
didn't have them to deploy Outlook around the world.

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