Vcard module in drupal - drupal-7

Is there a drupal module which imports the details of the Vcard and publish its detail in a user profile? Or any module which extracts details from a Vcard.
Thank you

You can use the vCard module from drupal.org (https://drupal.org/project/vcard) to auto create vCards depending on the details entered by each user.

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I am using contact module in drupal.
but in contact module have only email send functionality..
But i want to store all values all values in database without use custom code.
Please suggest me any module is available for this in drupal
Use Webform module. It allows you to build any custom form and store all values in database. You can even set some permission to review user submissions.

How to configure CAPTCHA in Drupal

I have a small Drupal site up and running.. hfne.consius.se
To avoid spambots I have installed CAPTCHA. In the configuration I enabled it on the "Create new account" tab.
Despite this there are some spambots registring new users every 2 minute.
I guess I am doing something wrong her. Can anyone give me a tip what to do to prevent this unwanted registrations.
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You can use CAPTCHA module. To add captcha in in drupal registration form there is no need to edit any single line of code. First you download and install the module then go to module settings page (admin/config/people/captcha) and enable the captcha for user registration form.

Member Directory Module in dotnetnuke 6.2

how to display members in member directory module in dotnetnuke according to individual Group.i am able to set group filter for only single group not for multiple...can anyone suggest how to set it?
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Profile fields in Advanced User Management module - Drupal 7

I am developing a site in drupal 7.14, and I have installed the Advanced User Management module of version 7.x-3.0-alpha2. With this module I was able to filter out the users by username, email id etc. But in additional to these features, I need to add the profile fields (specifically, 'last name') and filter out the users according to the last name.
Anyone knows how to implement profile fields to this module? Any solution for this will be greatly appreciated..
In Drupal 7, users are entities, so you don't need a separate module for user management or profile fields.
Simply add fields to users similar to how you'd add them to content types, then build a custom management dashboard with views. You can expose the filters you want (by the fields you added to users).

Create a project section in Drupal 7

i am new to Drupal and want to do the following:
Allow for a simple user registration process
Once the user is registered, allow them to register a project->a project is going to basically have a name, an address and a picture.
Allow for projects to have teams within themselves
kindly guide how to proceed and modules required to do this.
So, there is a core module called "Users". That allows for username creation and authentication. Just go to "admin/modules" and enable it. Then take some time to familiarize yourself with how that works in terms of the experience of creating an account and managing users.
If you require additional login functionality (such as being able to log in using and email address instead of a username), there is a module called LoginToboggan that provides a lot of good functionality
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