# vCards

A vCard is an electronic business card with a person’s basic contact information. TuneSmith cannot only **import** and create **standard vCards** that are attached to business emails but can also exchange contact information in Apple’s **extended vCard format**. 

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This allows you to quickly **transfer** all the contact information residing in your OS X Address Book into TuneSmith’s ‘Creative Talent’ compartment.
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> 1\. Select one or more contact groups in your OS X Address Book and drag the selection to the desktop. OS X will create one single file with the personal information of all selected contacts. 
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> 2\. Click on the button with the downward pointing arrow to the right of the main menu. A file browser will appear to let you choose the file that was created by your OS X Address Book.

You may also select and drag single contacts from your OS X Address Book to the desktop. However, the vCard that will be created will not include any contact group information.

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Please note that a **picture** that was added to any of your contacts in the OS X Address Book will **not be imported** into TuneSmith automatically. To add a photo or a company logo to a creative talent simply **drag and drop** it into the picture field. TuneSmith will recognize images in a wide variety of formats including TIFF (.tif), JPEG (.jpg), PNG (.png) Photoshop (.psd) and Encapsulated Postscript (.eps).
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