> > Yes you can. > VCards contains the avatar encoded in a base64 string (VCARD > standard). You will need to parse the vcard and decode that on your > side. > If you are receiving vcards without avatar please report a bug. >
You are right, thanks :) I did not see this before, I guess my contacts did not have avatars set in the address book, and a discussion from a few days back on this list made me think it is currently not supported. cheers Jani
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