If you need to share your projects or contact profiles with someone else, just export it, and send it via email. The exported package is a compressed folder (.zip file), containing a web-friendly format of your project or profile, as well as all its file attachments.

How-To
To export, simply open up that project (or profile), scroll to the bottom until you see the link “Export”. Click on that link, you’ll see a number of different styles for you to choose.
After choosing a style, in a few seconds (or minutes, depending on the size of your selected container) you’ll be prompted to choose a place to save the exported package.
Compatibility
Any modern computer will be able to open that package without installing any extra software.
Upload as a web page
In addition to send the package via email, you can also uncompress the zipped file, and upload the folder onto a web server. Your exported data can instantly become a well-designed web page.
Pagico allows you to export contact profiles as PDF files. In order to do so, just open up the contact profile you’d like to export, click on the “Print” link in the upper right corner of the profile.
To do so, simply navigate to “Preferences” by clicking the button in the toolbar.
In the calendar application (in this example, iCal), you’ll be asked whether or not to subscribe to the calendar, and whether or not “remove any ToDo information from the calendar”. Choose to keep all the todo information, and set up an automatic update of every 15 minutes (or whatever you like).
Woohoo! Now you can see your schedule stored in Pagico in your favorite calendar application! Don’t forget you can also sync your calendar with your iPhone (or similar smartphone), too!
Exported topic packages can be imported back to Pagico. So when your friends sent you some exported topics, you can not only open them in the standard way, but also import the topic into your Pagico, and do some edit if you want.
If you’re using Pagico v4.2, you should be able to see a new module showing up in the left column, it’s called “Channels”.