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Can I attach my own vCard file to an Email?

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loderunner
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I found the option to attach a vCard to a message (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-use-virtual-card-vcard#w_how-to-attach-your-vcard-to-a-message). This is a start but we use features in our vCard files that are not available in the built in editor (like SOURCE, LOGO, REV).

So: Is there a way to attach my own vCard file or at least a possibility to expand the one created by Thunderbird?

I found the option to attach a vCard to a message (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-use-virtual-card-vcard#w_how-to-attach-your-vcard-to-a-message). This is a start but we use features in our vCard files that are not available in the built in editor (like SOURCE, LOGO, REV). So: Is there a way to attach my own vCard file or at least a possibility to expand the one created by Thunderbird?

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Matt
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Thunderbird does not support the latest vCard spec. it is version 2.1 if I remember correctly not 3.

loderunner
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Matt said

Thunderbird does not support the latest vCard spec. it is version 2.1 if I remember correctly not 3.

It doesn't even support all the options in 2.1. Thanks for replying but this really doesnt answer my question.