A vCard is a standard file format for exchanging contact information between programs such as Contacts, Microsoft Entourage, Microsoft Outlook, Eudora, and the Android operating system. (Heck, if you’re sharp enough to have an iPod, iPhone, or iPad, you can even store vCard data there.) Think of a vCard as an electronic business card that you can attach to an e-mail message, send via File Transfer Protocol (FTP), or exchange with others by using your smartphone and tablet computer. vCard files end with the extension .

The full version of Nektony VSD Viewer for Mac is not free, but it does offer a free trial and at $14.99, if you need to view Visio files regularly on a Mac, is well worth it as it’s a very powerful tool. With it you can open VSD, VDX and VSDX files on Mac plus stencils in VSDM, VDW, VSSX, VSSM, VSX or VSS format. Makes vCard (.vcf) data readable Full security nothing is uploaded, everything just plays out their computer with the language JavaScript. Just download and double click on 'vCard-to-CSV.html' file! Tested with a contacts.vcf file from my Android Samsung smartphone. Runs on almost every device!

If you want to create a vCard using your iMac, you can do so in Contacts. You can create a single vCard containing one or more selected entries by choosing File→Export→Export vCard. Then, like with any other OS X Save dialog, just navigate to the spot where you want the file saved, give it a name, and click Save.

Here are two ways to import vCards into Contacts:

• Drag the vCard files to Contacts and drop them in the application window.

• Choose File→Import (or press the Command key+O). From the Open dialog, navigate to the location of the vCard files that you want to add, select them, and then click Open.

The vCard tab in the Contacts Preferences window allows you to choose the format of your exported vCard files. Older devices work only with vCard 2.1 format, while newer applications recognize the improved vCard 3 format. You can also specify whether your exported vCard files will contain the contents of the Notes field and also whether they will include any photos you’ve attached. If you’d rather not provide the private data on your personal (or Me) card in a vCard, make sure that you select the Enable Private Me Card check box.

PstExporter

PstExporter is a very easy to use Mac application that exports messages, contacts and calendars from Outlook PST files to your Mac. It works with multiple mail programs.

• Works with all versions of Outlook pst files.
• No file size limit.
• Process multiple files in a batch.

If you continue to use Outlook on a PC and your pst files are updated frequently, you may want to avoid having to export every time the pst files change. In that case, check out our other product PST Bridge.

Convert Messages

The .mbox files generated by PstExporter, can be easily imported by Apple Mail and other mail programs.

Convert Appointments

Creates appointments found in your pst files directly into Mac OS X's calendar application (iCal).

Convert Contacts

Contacts found in the pst files are exported as vCard files (.vcf), which can be imported automatically by the system's Address Book.

Batch Processing

Select any number of pst files and PstExporter will process them one after the other, without user intervention.

No additional software required

Windows and/or Microsoft Outlook not needed.

More About PstExporter

PstExporter is a Mac application that let you export Outlook Offline Folders, also known as pst files, to a format that can be imported by other programs in your Mac.

Different item types are exported in multiple formats:

• Messages: E-Mails are converted to .mbox files, keeping the folder hierarchy intact. These files can be later imported by Apple Mail or similar (learn more).
• Appointments: Calendar items are transferred directly into the system's calendar application.
• Contacts: These items are saved as individual vcard files. These files are easily imported by the Contacts application in your Mac (learn more).

This product is not available in Apple's App Store. If you would like to install a product from the App Store, please check out PST Bridge.