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Ian R
Hi
My uncle recently got his first PC!
He wants to input the details of his old hand written address book into
Windows Contacts.
But he wants them displayed in the same way as his written address book
which is ordered according to a "category" i.e plumbers, taxi's,
electricians etc.
I thought we could get around this by using the Job Title field for the
category, using a list view and displaying the job title column and sorting
them by that column.
The problem is all the rows within the Job Title column are blank - even
though the records contain data in that field!
Is there another way around this within Windows Contacts?
Is it possible within Outlook contacts?
Or will my uncle be proved right that his brand new 21st century Vista PC
cant even do the very first task he has attempted to do with it - which his
trusty old hand written book has done for decades!
Thanks for any info
Ian
My uncle recently got his first PC!
He wants to input the details of his old hand written address book into
Windows Contacts.
But he wants them displayed in the same way as his written address book
which is ordered according to a "category" i.e plumbers, taxi's,
electricians etc.
I thought we could get around this by using the Job Title field for the
category, using a list view and displaying the job title column and sorting
them by that column.
The problem is all the rows within the Job Title column are blank - even
though the records contain data in that field!
Is there another way around this within Windows Contacts?
Is it possible within Outlook contacts?
Or will my uncle be proved right that his brand new 21st century Vista PC
cant even do the very first task he has attempted to do with it - which his
trusty old hand written book has done for decades!
Thanks for any info
Ian