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by Erik Kangas, PhD, President
Posts Tagged ‘vcard’
Friday, August 27th, 2010
 LuxSci WebMail supports the export of address book entries as vCard files and of calendar entries as iCal files. Now, WebMail further integrates your email with your address book and calendars.
If you receive an email message with a vCard file or an iCal file (or even an Outlook/Exchange meeting notice) as an attachment:
- That attachment will be parsed and displayed nicely inline in WebMail
- You will be able to send vCard attachments to your WebAide Address Book to add as new contacts
- You will be able to send iCal attachments to your Calendars as new events
Additionally, from within your address book or calendar you can select entrie(s) and click on “Send as vCard” or “Send as iCal” to compose a new email message with those entries attached.
LuxSci WebMail and WebAides makes it easy to send and receive calendar and address book entries between LuxSci users and other users whose email programs support these standard event and contact attachment file formats.
Tags: address book, attachment, calendar, ical, vcard, webaides, webmail
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Friday, June 18th, 2010
 LuxSci’s WebAide Calendars and Address Books have been improved to allows users to easily send contacts and events to other people via email as vCard and iCal attachments.
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Tags: address book, attach, calendar, email, ical, vcard
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Friday, June 6th, 2008
vCard Format Support: LuxSci has added the ability to import and export address book entries in the vCard (.vcf) file format to and from WebAide Address Books. Users of Apple Mail and Apple iPhone can now synchronize their contact lists with their LuxSci Address Book without needing to convert the file to a CSV.
Bulk Import/Export of Address Book SecureLine Data: SecureLine users can now import and export PGP and S/MIME public keys associated with their address book contacts via CSV. With this new feature, administrators have the ability to upload all security data for all their users at once into a global address book without needing to manually upload the public keys for each user individually.
Tags: address books, secureline, vcard, webaides
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