Attaching vcard

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CvT

Hi,
Is there any simple way of attaching/inserting a vcard after you have
started writing an email? [the same as 'Insert item' in outlook].

Going to the address book and then choosing Contact>Forward as Vcard really
clunky (also, why don't they have this as a menu option if you right click a
contact???]

thanks
 
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Paul Berkowitz

Is there any simple way of attaching/inserting a vcard after you have
started writing an email? [the same as 'Insert item' in outlook].

Going to the address book and then choosing Contact>Forward as Vcard really
clunky (also, why don't they have this as a menu option if you right click a
contact???]
Click to expand...

Get my (free) script called, of all things, "Attach vCard X" at

MacScripter.net <http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/>

It comes with a built-in option-command-V keyboard shortcut, but you can
change it to any other available shortcut you want by the methods described
at Entourage Help/"Script menu"/About the script menu.

You can also set it up from a schedule to run every minute and it will add
(just one!) vCard automatically as you type a new message.


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Paul Berkowitz
MVP MacOffice
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C

CvT

Hi Paul
Thanks and I tried this, but I think it only attachs your own vCard,

What I am trying to do is the option of attaching someone else's vcard when
I am forwarding contact details. I am getting married, so my fiance and I
are swapping contact details of friends between each other...

thanks


Is there any simple way of attaching/inserting a vcard after you have
started writing an email? [the same as 'Insert item' in outlook].

Going to the address book and then choosing Contact>Forward as Vcard really
clunky (also, why don't they have this as a menu option if you right click a
contact???]
Click to expand...

Get my (free) script called, of all things, "Attach vCard X" at

MacScripter.net <http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/>

It comes with a built-in option-command-V keyboard shortcut, but you can
change it to any other available shortcut you want by the methods described
at Entourage Help/"Script menu"/About the script menu.

You can also set it up from a schedule to run every minute and it will add
(just one!) vCard automatically as you type a new message.
Click to expand...
 
B

Barry Wainwright

Just drag them from the address book listing to an open draft message
window.

--
Barry Wainwright
Microsoft MVP (see http://mvp.support.microsoft.com for details)
Seen the All-New Entourage Help Pages? - Check them out:
From: CvT <[email protected]>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.mac.office.entourage
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 15:26:58 +0200
Subject: Re: Attaching vcard

Hi Paul
Thanks and I tried this, but I think it only attachs your own vCard,

What I am trying to do is the option of attaching someone else's vcard when
I am forwarding contact details. I am getting married, so my fiance and I
are swapping contact details of friends between each other...

thanks


Is there any simple way of attaching/inserting a vcard after you have
started writing an email? [the same as 'Insert item' in outlook].

Going to the address book and then choosing Contact>Forward as Vcard really
clunky (also, why don't they have this as a menu option if you right click a
contact???]
Click to expand...

Get my (free) script called, of all things, "Attach vCard X" at

MacScripter.net <http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/>

It comes with a built-in option-command-V keyboard shortcut, but you can
change it to any other available shortcut you want by the methods described
at Entourage Help/"Script menu"/About the script menu.

You can also set it up from a schedule to run every minute and it will add
(just one!) vCard automatically as you type a new message.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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