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Windows Phone 7: Finding a Contact

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If you know a lot of people and they’re all listed in your phone, flicking up and down your contacts list to find someone can grow tedious. But People offers two nifty tricks for giving your fingers a rest. You can jump to entries starting with a specific letter, and you can search for contacts by typing their name.

1. Use Quick Jump

  1. On the Start screen, tap People.

  2. Flick to all, and then tap any of the A-to-Z labels in the contacts list.

  3. Tap a letter to jump to that part of the alphabet.

2. Use Search

  1. In the People hub, tap Search (or press the Search button on your phone).

  2. Tap the search box, and then start typing someone’s name.

  3. If you see a match, tap it.


Tip:

If you set up a Microsoft Exchange (Outlook) account for your work e-mail, you can search your company address book by tapping the Search Outlook Directory option at the end of the results list.


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