Art. vCard image embed?

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    I'm not doing this job, but thought I'd ask for the poor feller who is...

    He can add an image and export the vcard file but when the file is opened up the image is not there. How so?

    Is there some voodoo needed?

    cheers
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    See IMC VCard 2.1 Spec. For client support see Microformats.org Client Implementations.


    Binary Values
    The vCard format supports inclusion of binary information, such as computer graphic images, digital audio, or video graphic images. The binary information may either be referenced with a Uniform Reference Locator (URL) or placed inline in the vCard as the value of a property. Inline binary information is included as a property value after being encoded into clear-text with a Base 64 (default) or Quoted-Printable encoding



    Photograph
    This property specifies an image or photograph of the individual associated with the vCard.
    The property is identified by the property name PHOTO. For example, the following syntax is an example of a referenced image file:
    PHOTO;VALUE=URL:file:///jqpublic.gif
    The following example is the syntax for including an inline GIF image file, using the Base 64 encoding:
    PHOTO;ENCODING=BASE64;TYPE=GIF:
    R0lGODdhfgA4AOYAAAAAAK+vr62trVIxa6WlpZ+fnzEpCEpzlAha/0Kc74+PjyGM
    SuecKRhrtX9/fzExORBSjCEYCGtra2NjYyF7nDGE50JrhAg51qWtOTl7vee1MWu1
    50o5e3PO/3sxcwAx/4R7GBgQOcDAwFoAQt61hJyMGHuUSpRKIf8A/wAY54yMjHtz
    ...
    Support for this property is optional for vCard Writers conforming to this specification.
    Photo Format Type
    This property parameter is provided to specify the graphics format for the Photo property value. The property parameter includes the following values:
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    Cheers Sam, when we finally did get to the bottom of the thorny issue in question...we were told we could go all jazzy, so the vCard got binned off. Hooray!

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