In many cases we need to share our contacts information with others. If it is only a few contacts that is not a problem at all, but if you are asked to share numerous contacts, it would be a little troublesome to copy and paste them one by one……
Well, if you use the Contacts app on your Mac to store the information, it becomes quite easy to manage the contact list and share them with anyone at once. To create and import a group of contacts on your Mac, here are the steps you can follow:
So that’s the process of importing a contacts group file on your Mac (if you have created a group to share, you can skip the steps 2 to 4). After that, a .vcf file that contains all the desired contacts will appear in the location you specified, and it can be shared with others through standard methods. You can attach the file to an email and send it to anyone, or copy and paste the file to a USB flash drive and share it with others.
If the person you want to share the contacts with has a Mac, he/she can simply double click on the VCF file to import the contacts into his own Contacts app on the Mac. Yet if your friend is using other third-party contact apps, he/she may need to convert the file into a compatible format before importing the data into specific apps.
You may notice that Contacts app can store notes and photos associated with each contact, and that means the information can be included in the exported file. If you want to export those notes and photos, you can head to the Contacts > Preferences > vCard and check the options of Export notes in vCards and Export photos in vCards.
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