The following samples demonstrate how to use the vCard functionality in aspNetEmail.
vCards are electronic business cards. vCards allow people to exchange specific contact information about themselves and other entities. aspNetEmail implements vCard standard 2.1, the most widely used vCard standard in practice today. vCards can include as little, or as much contact information as you want to provide. Simple vCards may only contain a name and a telephone number, while other, more complex vCards can contain images and sounds.
Some of the features of aspNetEmail vCard functionality include:
List and contain information such as names: first name, last name, middle initials, name suffix, name prefix, along with a friendly formatted name.
List and contain address information. along with the capability of multiple addresses, such as Work, Home, Mailing, etc..
List and contain telephone information, along with the capability of multiple phone numbers, including voice, fax, cell, work, home, etc..
List and contain birthday information.
Contain logo, images, sounds and other binary information.
Provide geographic longitude and latitude coordinates.
Support multiple and different languages.
Support multiple and different encodings.
The following is a list of examples to get you up and running by creating vCard objects.
Simple vCard -- Part I
The following example creates a vCard with a name and telephone number.
Sample vCard -- Part II
Building on Part I, this example adds multiple addresses.
Additional Contact Information
The following example adds additional contact information, including
multiple phone numbers, along with additional job information.