On 04/23/2002 05:04 AM Peter Palmreuther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
a> "Files with extension .VCF are not associated with the Bat. Do you
a> wish to associate these files with The Bat?"
a> I always say "no." However, what do files of these types do and
a> should I be saying "yes".
>These files are 'VCard-Files', means 'virtual visiting/business cards'.
>If you don't associate with TB! another program will open if you receive
>one, nothing more.
>You can say yes, unless you have good reasons not to associate them; as you
>don't even know what they are I'd assume you have no reason :-)
Thanks, Peter. Now, this may appear to be a stupid question, but what is a
"virtual visiting/business card?" It sounds to me like it is another form of
advertising that accompanies the large number of spam messages that I receive
daily (more on that in a separate post). Since I haven't yet clicked yes, your
answer suggests another program is opening them. But I don't see anything that
resembles a business card (unless I'm not looking in the right place.) If I
click "yes", where will it likely appear? as a pop-up, in an address book, or
in some other spot? And, if I click "yes" to see what it is, can I be assured
that I will be able to turn it off if I decide it is merely cluttering up my
computer?
--
Avi
Chicago
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