You can look at the email header - it should list the email client.

Without seeing a screenshot, I can't say for sure if Outlook 2007 would do
it.

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"cdyer" wrote in message
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We don't know what email he is using. My boss just thought it was cool
and
wanted to me find out if outlook would do it also


"Diane Poremsky {MVP}" wrote:

its not a feature of outlook 2003. What application sent the email?

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"cdyer" wrote in message
...
My boss has asked me to figure this out.....
He received an email that had the vcf file attached and it was also in
the
text of the email. The text in the email was each contact associate
with
the
particular project and it looked like a business card (gray bar on the
left
with the contact info in it). When I went to view the source these
contacts
showed as an image.

We are using Outlook 2003 and I was wondering if it was possible way to
insert a contact with a business card design into the text of the
email??