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From irregulars-admin@tb.tf  Sat Oct  5 12:38:48 2002

> The guy messed up his own URL. It should be
> http://www.digitalidforum.com which redirects to
I didn't mess it up: I f*cked it up by not paying attention to a
Next time, I really will leave it to the PR guys.

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Does anyone know what happened to vCard support in Netscape 7.0/Mozilla
1.1?
(Not there yet in Mozilla and therefore not in the new mail engine I
presume?)
Netscape Messenger/Mozilla have LDAP LDIF import/export, but I can't
find vCard or a reference to it anywhere.  I like the Netscape/Mozilla
email client.  I avoid LookOut for at least two reasons: Windows Only
(my main environment is Linux with 30% on Windows) and security issues.
Now that LDAP, and the related DSML and DNS SRV record methods, are
becoming more popular, is there a decline of vCard?
Is there a standard emerging to deal with the mismatch in naming between
the two?
I've brushed with directories in the past, but I'm getting in deep along
with more PKI oriented focus.  Any wisdom would be appreciated.  In
particular, I'm going to start integrating smart cards into my linux and
Win32 systems and integrating them with Netscape Messenger/Mozilla and
Outlook.
Thanks
sdw