organization of the outlook contacts search bar

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the alphabet search bar in outlook contacts is ludicrous. "a" & "b", "c" &
"d", "e" & "f", and "o" & "p" are lumped together while "x", "y", and "z" are
separate. how much sense does that make?!?!? using the search bar is
useless as there are many more names in the former letters than in the
latter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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hi! your attachment was not attached. the item i am referring to is
correctly called the outlook contacts index bar and i mean exactly what i
wrote. the bar is not useful as an indexer because the alphabet letters that
have the most names are lumped together (meaning the "a & b" index will have
50 names starting with "a" thereby rendering the index useless because you
have to page over 10 times to get to the "b" names. meanwhile "z" will have
none). most alphabetizers lump the obscure letters together for this reason,
i.e. "x, y, and z" are usually indexed together. the most popularly used
letters are usually indexed singly...
 
mdhilliard said:
hi! your attachment was not attached.
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Yes it was. I can see it in the newsgroup.
the item i am referring to is
correctly called the outlook contacts index bar and i mean exactly
what i wrote. the bar is not useful as an indexer because the
alphabet letters that have the most names are lumped together
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They're not for me and I don't know any way to control that.
 
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