The vCard is the ideal digital business card. It provides an easy way to share information on your company with anyone around the world. You can even not only print your vCard as a QR code on your business cards, but even link it to your email address or on your web site. You can view your page on almost any mobile tablet or desktop computer. You can even print off cards as gift tags for special occasions. The vCard will serve as your virtual key card to your business.
There are many benefits of vCards over traditional cards. A vCard is much quicker to make, and they can be printed at home, emailed, or used online. If you're planning to use a Flash application to create your vCard, there's no need to download Flash separately. Simply click ok and then follow the on screen instructions. Then you can choose a URL, enter your name and select a colour and size.
To access your electronic business card via Outlook, simply add a couple of lines to your message, and attach it to your email. VCards have the advantage of allowing you to store contact details anywhere you can attach a file. You can input your contact details into Outlook as it will appear in the message body. If you're sending an email to a colleague, they can open the vCard and view the details, if they choose.
To send a vcard directly from Outlook, first import your contacts, and then copy the vcard URL, which can be done by clicking on Import from Outlook. After you've copied the URL, click on the option called Print Contact Details, and then choose Import qr code. Enter the qr code that you just copied into the box and click OK. Now your business card looks as it normally would in Outlook. The difference is that when you click on the vCard in Outlook, you'll see a small preview of the vCard, and if you click on the link, the details of your card will be downloaded onto your computer.
The last step in adding contact fields and colors is to right-click on the Personalization Image icon, and then click Properties. In the General tab, double-click image properties. You'll now see a list of color and font options for the business card template that you have created. If you don't know what these values are, you can click on the color picker, and you'll find several different color options. Your final step is to click Save.
Your new personalized business card will then be available for use in Microsoft Outlook. To find it, simply search for the name of the file that you want, and it should appear in the Search Results section. Once you have it, you can save the document and then make any other changes that you wish. Make sure you review the Personalization Information section when you're finished to make sure that everything is correct. You're then ready to send out that new business card to everyone that you want!
