• Click on "Members Access" in the menu bar.
• A login window will appear where you can enter your email address and password.
• After logging in, you will be automatically redirected to the "Your QR-Codes" page.
• From there, you can manage your QR codes just like in the logged-in state.

This setup ensures you always have secure and convenient access to your QR codes.

1) If you are logged in:

• Navigate to the menu and click on "Your QR-Codes."
• Here, you can view all your previously generated QR codes.
• Additionally, you can generate new QR codes and edit existing dynamic codes.

2) If you are not logged in:

• Click on "Members Access" in the menu bar.
• A login window will appear where you can enter your email address and password.
• After logging in, you will be automatically redirected to the "Your QR-Codes" page.
• From there, you can manage your QR codes just like in the logged-in state.

This setup ensures you always have secure and convenient access to your QR codes.

Definition:

A vCard is a static digital format designed to import contact information directly into the recipient's address book.

Use Cases:

• One-Time Saving: Ideal for situations where the user needs to store the contact information on their device only once.
• Traditional Contacts: Perfect for long-term connections, such as business partners or clients who need to access the details regularly.

Key Features:

• Once the vCard is imported, the QR code is usually no longer needed.
• Updates to the original data will not reflect in the saved information.

Examples of Use:

• Business cards with QR codes for a first-time contact.
• Sharing contact details at trade shows, meetings, or professional events.
  
  

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