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- 01-22-2004, 06:47 PM #1Bryan AndersonGuest
I've always had this problem - I know loads of couples and they
therefore share one home phone number and have a work and
a mobile number each. What is the best way of putting them in
the phone book? Eg:
Jane Doe:
h: 1234567890
w: 789098765
m: 0987654321
John Doe:
h: 1234567890
w: 7778889990
m: 0008885551
At the moment I am putting them in as three entires. One for
Jane with work and mobile, one for John with work and mobile
and one for them both with home. Otherwise, if either of them
phone from home, the display *may* show the wrong person.
I know it's a bit picky but it seems wrong.
I assume that if I entered them both with the same number,
Jane Doe would always show when they rang from home, as
that would be found first in an alphebetical search through the
phone book?
How does everyone else do it?
Excuse me if this was a really daft question!
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Bryan Anderson <www.bryananderson.co.uk>
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- 01-23-2004, 02:40 AM #2MexxGuest
Re: Newbie: Phonebook sorting
"Bryan Anderson" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> I've always had this problem - I know loads of couples and they
> therefore share one home phone number and have a work and
> a mobile number each. What is the best way of putting them in
> the phone book? Eg:
>
> Jane Doe:
> h: 1234567890
> w: 789098765
> m: 0987654321
>
> John Doe:
> h: 1234567890
> w: 7778889990
> m: 0008885551
You can also make three entries, adding "John & Jane Doe" with their home
number and leave that one out of their 'own' entry.
Mexx
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