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Windows Phone7: Pinning a Contact to Start

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Any contact you connect with regularly is a good candidate for pinning to the Start screen. Pinning is the smartphone equivalent of speed dial: It lets you call or text that person with just two taps.

1. Pin a Contact

  1. On the Start screen, tap People.

  2. Flick to All, find the person you want to pin, and tap their name.

  3. Tap Pin.


Tip:

You can also pin a contact to Start by pressing and holding the person’s name in the People hub, then tapping Pin To Start.


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