Vladimir A. Butenko wrote: >> But it could be more helpful if there is also a human readable part >> with the contact information, no matter if it's plain text or a >> nice coloured HTML table. > > Lotus Notes does that. Do you really think it's needed? If I want to > store contacts and other things, I want groupware capabilities. And > if I want groupware capabilities, I need a groupware client - or, at > least, a client that supports vCard.
I don't need groupware capabilities. All what I want (and other small business and home users) is a *simple* way to access my address book with different mail clients from different locations. It's fine if the client can handle this format, but if not I still must be able to read the data with *any* client. Wouldn't it be nice if you can store the address book on the ISPs IMAP server and then access it even from an Internet cafe if you are on travel? Or share it between Mozilla and Outlook Express... Holger
