What is a v card?

A vCard is a digital business card file format standard. The specification is published by the Internet Mail Consortium (IMC) as RFC 6350 which obsoletes RFC 2426 (vCard version 3.0). The format is supported by a wide range of software and devices, including email clients, personal information managers (PIMs), and phones.

Here are some of the things you can do with a vCard:

* Exchange contact information. VCards can be easily shared between devices and applications, making it easy to exchange contact information.

* Add contacts to your address book. When you receive a vCard, you can easily add the contact to your address book with just a few clicks.

* View contact information. VCards can be used to view contact information, such as name, address, phone number, and email address.

* Edit contact information. VCards can be edited to change contact information, such as name, address, phone number, and email address.

* Attach vCards to emails. VCards can be attached to emails, making it easy to share your contact information with others.

* Export contacts to different formats. VCards can be exported to different file formats, such as CSV and XML, making it easy to use your contacts in different applications.

* VCards provide an easy way to store and share contact information. There flexible standard that is widely supported on many devices and in various formats.