Address Cards from non AOL members

When a non-AOL member shares his or her contact information with you, you receive an e-mail E-mail is typically a one-to-one communications system. With an AOL screen name, you can e-mail with other AOL and Internet users. message with an Internet The Internet is a world-wide network of computers that allows people to send e-mail, browse and create Web pages, communicate in chat rooms and instant messages, and much more. AOL offers access to the World Wide Web through direct hyperlinks, AOL Search, and Keywords. Reminder: Some Internet content may contain objectionable material. Address Card attached to the message.

To add someone's Internet Address Card to your Address Book

1. Click the Read icon on the AOL toolbar.
2. Select the mailbox folder that contains the e-mail that has the Internet Address Card attachment.
3. Double-click the e-mail that has the Internet Address Card attachment.
4. Click the link labeled Internet Address Card Attached in the message heading. If the attachment only contains one Address Card, it is automatically added to your Address Book. If the attachment contains multiple Internet Address Cards, a screen appears that lists all the contacts so you can choose which ones you want to add to your Address Book.
5. To decline a contact's Address Card, select the contact from the list and click Remove.
6. Click OK to add the chosen contacts to your Address Book.
7. If a duplicate entry exists in your Address Book, the Duplicate Contacts message is displayed. Click one of the following buttons:

- Update Existing: Replaces the existing entry in your Address Book with the new entry.
- Create New: Creates a new Address Book entry for the contact.

Notes

· If you don't want to accept someone's contact information, close the message or delete it.
· When you share your Address Card with non-AOL members, your contact information is sent in vCard format, so it can be shared by different e-mail programs. AOL refers to vCards as Internet Address Cards. The vCard (.vcf) format is the standard method (like an electronic "business card") AOL uses to share contact information between AOL members and non-members.
· You can also import vCards (.vcf files A File is an electronic document which can be text, pictures, sounds, videos or whole programs. Reminder: Never download files from someone you don't know. Files may contain dangerous Trojan Horse programs that may capture your AOL password, severely damage your computer, or contain objectionable graphics. To report a violation in an attached file, please forward the e-mail to screen name TOSReports.) located on your computer into your Address Book by opening the File menu and choosing Open.