Evolution to JPilot switch

[Art Alexion]

I am one of those people who have tried Evolution several times and 
still don't like it.  (No need to detail that now.)

I want to sync my Palm Pilot though, like the desktop alarms derived 
from the Palm databases, and would be nice to use the Address database 
for emails and OpenOffice addressing.

   1. How do I change the evolution conduits to the default conduits
      (e.g. eAddress to Address) so that I can use JPilot (which I have
      installed)?
   2. Other than Evolution and JPilot, are there any other desktop Palm
      apps that provide alarms and allow the use of the databases?
   3. Or, is there a stand-alone alarm app that I can use in conjunction
      with JPilot?
   4. The Datebook database syncs fine with Evolution, but when I sync
      the Address database it consistently corrupts on the desktop and
      Palm.  Is this a problem with the Evolution conduit or with
      gnome-pilot (pilot-link always worked fine for me in the past)?
   5. Mozilla had a sync conduit for the address database.  T-bird
      doesn't seem to by default.  Is there a plug-in that accomplishes
      this for T-bird?

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