OK, this would me my last post here, among three other topics - one answered, other two left empty, but I guess their answer is non existent

After using TB for couple of days, I must say I'm enjoying it and I took freedom to express myself:

• The first contact is strange, as user has to discover Sorting office, Virtual Folders, Color groups, Parking messages etc new concepts, but at the end effort is justified (at least for me)
  
  
• Big plus for low resource usage
  
  
• Sorting office is the most powerful tool as I see, and additional MyMacros plugin just kicks all step forward
  
  
• Very nice appearance, tabs and status bar are very beautifully designed (I haven't seen such in any app) thou toolbars are flickering when resizing window - not much of a problem but would be nice if it could behave like other native Windows apps. Such behavior one can see when programs are made in Delphi I guess or maybe some other Borland (or whatever they are called now) product
  
  
• Although, makers of this program offer wrapper on GMail called thebat.net none of Google services can be synchronized except Mail (IMAP) of course:
  
  - Contacts in the first place - now you have to export Google contacts, than import them to TB, but some fields are lost. Other way would be using import from Outlook contacts (if user has Outlook) which can be synchronized with Google contacts so that all fields are retreived
  - From Mail client which offers Scheduler (in SmartBat - known from the days of Dos Navigator as SmartPad ) I would expect importing of ICAL format at least and Google calendar synchronization at most. Similar for Tasks
  

Ideally from my POV would be making additional Google module, so that average Joe and popular Jena could be interested as their contacts/calendar data can be synchronized with their PC as on their mobile phone, pockets/tablets... by using Google web services. Bloated free Mozilla Thunderbird is very similar application and already offers such synchronization as free add-on