Vcards being seen as potential virus

Our company has a email format of ,
we attach vcards to all messages and upon arriving at some
of our customers, their virus scanning (using Heuristic
scanning) detects and strips our vcards as being potential
virus'. Is there a way, without changing the way we have
our email address setup to send the vcards as another
name? Example John Public.vcf instead of John.Public.vcf.
The virus scanners are looking for these double extensions
now, due to recent virus attacks.

Save the vCards as a file, change the file name, then attach the file to the
outgoing message.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx


"Kevin" wrote in message
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Our company has a email format of ,
we attach vcards to all messages and upon arriving at some
of our customers, their virus scanning (using Heuristic
scanning) detects and strips our vcards as being potential
virus'. Is there a way, without changing the way we have
our email address setup to send the vcards as another
name? Example John Public.vcf instead of John.Public.vcf.
The virus scanners are looking for these double extensions
now, due to recent virus attacks.