Creating vCard file in .NET Compact Framework (C#)

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Hi,

Is there a built-in way to create vCard files in the .NET Compact Framework? If not, what is a good library for this?

I have found this one which after some adaptations would seems to be able to do the job on the Compact Framework: http://thoughtproject.com/Libraries/vCard/index.htm

But I'm not sure if there is not a build-in or more standard way to do it.

Regards, Will

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