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Subject: What's a .VCF file?  ( Was Re: Build of toursdb - make it optional?)
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yeradis wrote:
> sorry by the question
> but what is the extension *.VCF
> 
> ????

A VCF file is a vCard file -- it often gets used to include personal
details as a signature to an email.

A gentle reminder to all: formatted posts aren't visible by all email
clients and aren't readable in the Apache mail list archives.

Plain text works best.

 -jean


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