silly question there is no answer and no real question
So you want to sort your contacts in two categories? There are categories in contacts.
If you want to launch different contacts list (Work, friends...) via Programs, then I can't help you.
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Quick question... I have some contacts who have multiple MSN accounts,
is it possible to add multiple mail-addresses into Outlooks IM-field with a
separator?
If so, what separator?
I would hate to have to create multiple contact entries for each IM-account when it's the same user... now that it works very well with the IM-field...
Thanks in advance.
//Nik
Hello Everyone, I Have One Really Big Issue.
I Have Two Full-blown Exchange Accounts, I Mean With Separate Calendars, Email Address, Contacts, Notes, Tasks.
I Also Have Only One Pocket Pc.
Anyone Have Any Idea How I Could Use Both On The Same Phone?
I Mean I Am Sure There Is A Program There Somewhere That Works Like Activesync And Has Its Own Task, Email, Calendar Managers, Right?
I Could Use Activesync For One Account And That Other Program For Other Right?
However, I Have No Idea What That Program Could Be...
Anyone Knows?
Or Is There Any Other Way To Make Two Separate Exchange Accounts Be Downloaded To Same Device And Show As Separate Accounts Still?
(i Do Not Want My Email To Be Forwarded, I Do Not Want My Email Box To Have Email Addressed To Both Email Addresses In One Huge Inbox. I Do Not Want My Calendars To Be Synced To One. I Do Not Want My Task List To Be On The Same List For Both Accounts. Basically, Same Device, Two Separate Accounts, Or Profiles If There Is Such A Thing).
Thank You For All Your Help.
Unless you're able to maintain exchange profiles on your pocket PC, i don't think it will work. I have the same problem and have not found a solution yet.
I have several outlook categories for my contacts (e.g. - friends, business, hobbies) with HD2 contacts I have to go to "filter" to separate them and once you click on one and go back, you have to filter again.
it would be nice if there was a way to have a tab or shortcut or someway for me to easily just see each category friend list and scroll thru them.
there are other contact manager programs that allow this, but I'd rather use the hd2 interface.
thanks!!!
Can somebody pls advise, whether there is a possibility to sync contacts on both WP7 device and cloud across all accounts from which you are pulling your contacts/email?
The idea is that I have 3 accounts - Gmail, Live and Exchange, and I want contacts to be sync'd to all of them, instead of having different sets of contacts on each account.
The reason is that when I go on a terminal that isn't my phone, I don't want to be missing contacts or contact updates.
This is not supported currently.
As an alternative solution: You must import all your contacts from different accounts and consolidate them on your Live ID associated with the device. In order to separate them from each other you can use "Groups" feature. Now you can access all your contacts via the Live ID.
How do people have their contacts when using multiple Google accounts?
I email people from work using work and personal accounts, depending on the content so I want my contacts available on both
It seems most contact merging apps only address duplicate contacts but not contacts that are present in more than one account.
That is they consolidate multiple contacts into one but they do not "join" the contacts
Presently I have so many contacts and each contact had so many joins that my note 3 suffers when browsing contacts.
I also don't understand why Google and Google plus contacts are separate.
Some of my contacts have the maximum Ten joins and I need more, so clearly in not doing things the way Google intended.
Options: use a third party service to keep multiple accounts in sync, but only sync one to the phone.
Find a utility which can join (not just merge) contacts automatically
Also, my contact pictures keep disappearing. Not all of them, but some.
Can anyone explain how social networking contact syncing works when using the social network syncing versus using something like contacts plus and connecting it to Facebook?
I've been having a hell of a time trying to understand the philosophy behind Android contacts but I've not been able to make sense of how they were actually intended to be used. It seems totally haphazard