Windows.ApplicationModel.Contacts Namespace

Provides functionality for linking individual (raw) contacts across services together into a single aggregate contact.

Represents a contact.

Represents the address of a contact.

Provides a way to tag existing user contacts with additional information, specifying that your app can perform some SupportedOperations for this particular contact.

Represents a list of ContactAnnotation objects.

Represents a data store that contains contact annotations.

Represents a group of Contact objects and server search status.

Represents a delayed data loader for a contact card.

Represents data about how to display a mini contact card.

Represents a change to a Contact.

The deferral object to use while asynchronously processing ContactChanged events.

Provides data for the ContactChanged event.

Provides a way to monitor and react to changes to contacts.

Provides functionality for monitoring changes to Contact objects in the ContactStore.

Represents a connected service account for a contact.

Represents an important date for a contact.

Represents an email address of a contact.

Describes a piece of contact data.

Creates fields that contain information about a contact. You can then add these fields to a Contact object to create the contact. This class is available only to apps that support the Contact contract.

This API supports the product infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code.

Microsoft Internal Use Only.

Contains the information about a contact.

Defines a field that is an instant messaging (IM) address.

Represents job info for a contact.

Provides data when an app is launched to perform an action to a contact.

Represents a list of Contact objects.

Provides operations that an app can perform on a contact list that it has not created.

Specifies limits on how much contact list data can be synchronized.

Provides functionality for syncing contact information with the server.

Contains information about a user's location and address.

Represents a service that source apps can call to access contact data.

Represents a service that source apps can call to access contact data for a specific user.

Provides details about why search results matched the query parameters.

Represents a Contact Panel that appears when users click a contact that is pinned to the taskbar.

Provides event information for the Closing event.

Provides event information for the LaunchFullAppRequested event.

Represents information about the phone for a contact.

Controls how the Contact Picker user interface opens and what information it shows.

Used to specify the query options when searching for contacts.

Specifies parameters to use in a text search of Contact objects.

Used to read Contact objects in batches from the ContactStore which may be local or remotely located.

Represents the info about a significant other for a contact.

Represents a database that contains contacts.

Reserved for future use.

Represents the info about a Web site for a contact.

Specifies the options for displaying the full contact card.

A static class that contains the names of contact fields for storing commonly requested information like email address and phone numbers.

Provides access to the results of a query that lists the IDs all contacts pinned to the taskbar or Start menu.

Represents a service that source apps can call to pin and unpin contacts to and from the taskbar or Start menu.

In a desktop app, before using an instance of this class in a way that displays UI, you'll need to associate the object with its owner's window handle. For more info, and code examples, see Display WinRT UI objects that depend on CoreWindow.

Specifies an object that describes a piece of contact data.

Creates fields that contain information about a contact. Available only to apps that support the Contacts contract.

Creates fields with information about a contact's instant messaging accounts.

Creates fields for a contact's location.

Specifies the kinds of contact addresses.

Specifies the types of operations you can perform with a Contact.

Specifies if the app can read and write all annotations or only those belonging to the app itself.

Specifies if the last batch access operation was successful or if there was a server error.

Specifies the type of header information to show on a contact card.

Specifies which tab to display on a mini contact card.

Specifies the type of change that occurred for a ContactChanged event.

Specifies the kinds of important dates for a contact.

Specifies the kinds of email addresses for a contact.

Defines the categories that contact data can belong to.

Defines the type of contact data.

Specifies the level of contact read access granted to other apps.

Specifies the level of contact write access granted to other apps.

Defines the ContactList sync status.

Defines the reasons that a Contact matched a search.

Specifies the name order for a contact.

Specifies the kinds of phones for a contact.

Defines which fields must exist on a contact in order to match a search operation.

Defines which contact fields to search for a text match.

Defines whether to search the local ContactStore or a server.

Defines a value that indicates the nature of a contact relationship, such as spouse, partner, sibling, parent and so on.

Specifies whether you want to request an entire contact, or only specific fields.

Defines the type of access the app has to the ContactStore.

Specifies the location in the Windows user interface to which a contact can be pinned.