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VCARD EDITOR REVIEWS MANUAL
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vcf) with simple delimiters and "type" information. VCards are essentially small text files (file extension. The Griffith Phone Book provides vCards and also embeds contact information using the hCard microformat (a method of embedding vCard data in HTML pages). More information about the vCard and hCard formats

VCARD EDITOR REVIEWS MANUAL

This is different for each mobile phone, so please refer to your phone's manual for details.

VCARD EDITOR REVIEWS SOFTWARE

Some mobile phones can synchronise contact lists with software such as Lotus Notes or Microsoft Outlook. Please note that InfoServices cannot provided any help with vCards.

The contact should now appear in your mobile phone's contact list.

Some mobile phones may show additional confirmation prompts to save the vCard.

Click/select the "Save to Addressbook" option.

Search or Browse the Phone Book to find the relevant entry.

Open on your WAP-compatible mobile phone.

You can add them directly via the Griffith Mobile Phone Book:

Save the vCard into the Contacts folder on your iPod.

Connect your iPod so that it appears as an external drive in your file system.

vcf file on your desktop and double-click it.

Click "Save" to add it to your Lotus Address Book.

The Address Details dialog will open with your new contact.

Locate the file on your desktop and double-click it.

Select "vCard" in the "Files of Type" dropdown.

Open Lotus Notes and open your Address Book.

vcf file to a temporary location like your desktop.

Locate the relevant entry in the Griffith phone book.

Most users will simply make use of the "save vCard" button as it is much simpler. hCards are translated into vCards using specialised software. The phone book also embeds the vCard into the listing pages using the hCard microformat.

Saving the vCards makes them available to you immediately without needing to go to the Griffith Phone Book. If you are using software which supports vCards, you can save vCards for commonly-used contacts by clicking the "Add vCard to Contacts" button. VCards are useful for software which stores contacts or has an "address book" style feature.

The Griffith Phone Book produces a vCard which can be saved or opened directly, depending on your computer's settings. Although some general usage guidelines are included below, if you are experiencing difficulties in importing the file into your electronic address book then you should contact the area normally responsible for assisting you with your mail/calendaring/contacts software (Lotus Notes, OutLook, Mobile Phone/PDS software, etc).įor example, Griffith University staff may contact InfoServices for support with Lotus Notes. Support for using vCardsĬontact details are provided in the standard vCard format and support is not offered for anyone experiencing issues with the file format or contents.

A vCard contains contact details for a specific person in the same way that a hardcopy business card. VCards are essentially electronic business cards. This service translates the contact details into a downloadable file that can then be used to add contacts into your electronic address book. Having found the contact details of a staff member or a University unit, it is now possible to store these details in a standard electronic format (vCard).

More information about the vCard and hCard formats.