HT5887 Air Drop does not transmit Contact info located in the Notes Section of the Contact. How does one transfer All Fields of a contact record?

Question

Transferred a Contact from my iPhone 5S/ios7 to my iPad Air.  Successfully transferred the Contact including all ph numbers, email addresses, and street addresses.   But -- it did NOT transfer all the text in the "Notes" section of the original Contact.  Why?   Some of my Contacts also have a photo in the same Notes Section.  I don't want to sync the devices via the cloud because I just want selected Contacts.  Sharing via email does the same thing - no Notes.  Only way I've found is to Sync with Outlook Contacts on my Windows XP and Windows7 PCs.

Answer 1

So far it appears Microsoft's Outlook program is the only contact manager capable of "Forwarding" a Contact record that is all inclusive of all the data in the Contact including the Notes data.
While some may use the Notes field to store "secret or confidential" information...I've used it to store more mundane Notes that are not NOT confidential or sensitive in any way.  Moreover....only want to "Share" (Microsoft calls it "Forward") with my own multiple devices.  The "Notes" data might include a picture, another type of image, a map, a URL, etc.  I and the rest of the MS Windows user world began building Contacts in Outlook so long ago it is not practical to switch to iOS-based personal info management software unless it allows complete conversions or "Sharing" as Apple calls it.
Microsoft figured this out years ago by allowing the user to choose whether to include Notes or not when "Forwarding" any individual Outlook Contact Record.  It sounds like we need Microsoft Outlook for iOS like we have MS Outlook for MAC.  With thousands of Contacts in MS Outlook 2010 I can't do without the Notes data in my files.  And it isn't practical to use a syncing function when I only need 10-20% of my overall contacts on some of my iOS devices.