Paul
Sat Nov 27 17:53:28 CST 2004
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On 11/27/04 1:26 PM, in article BDCE30F2.6F7C%prometheus@comcast.net,
"Prometheus" <prometheus@comcast.net> wrote:
> Why doesn¹t Entourage¹s Address Book sort entries with only a company name
> properly in the Name column? I¹ve got several entries where I just have the
> company name for example, my HMO, the local Apple Store, my gym, etc.
> Address Book puts the company name in the ³Name² column of the Address Book,
> but doesn¹t sort them. This gets very confusing when I sync to my phone via
> Salling¹s MobileSync, which puts them all at the end of my S-E T637¹s phone
> book, after the entries with full names. Is this a known bug?
Yes, and very annoying. Before 2004, Entourage never entered the company
name of a "nameless" contact in the Name column at all, and all "nameless"
contacts all sat up at the top. Now Entourage will enter, in this order as
a field is non-empty: nickname, company, email address, IM address. But
they're not sorted amongst the other contacts (as Apple's Address Book does
it). They still sit there at the top.
The workaround is to copy the company name into the Last Name field for
nameless contacts. Same with email address, if that's all there is, etc.
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Paul Berkowitz
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<FONT FACE=3D"Verdana, Helvetica, Arial"><SPAN STYLE=3D'font-size:12.0px'>On 11=
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E=3D'font-size:12.0px'>Why doesn’t Entourage’s Address Book sort e=
ntries with only a company name properly in the Name column? I’ve got =
several entries where I just have the company name – for example, my H=
MO, the local Apple Store, my gym, etc. Address Book puts the company name i=
n the “Name” column of the Address Book, but doesn’t sort =
them. This gets very confusing when I sync to my phone via Salling’s M=
obileSync, which puts them all at the end of my S-E T637’s phone book,=
after the entries with full names. Is this a known bug?<BR>
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LE=3D'font-size:12.0px'><BR>
Yes, and very annoying. Before 2004, Entourage never entered the comp=
any name of a "nameless" contact in the Name column at all, and al=
l "nameless" contacts all sat up at the top. Now Entourage will en=
ter, in this order as a field is non-empty: nickname, company, email a=
ddress, IM address. But they're not sorted amongst the other contacts (as Ap=
ple's Address Book does it). They still sit there at the top.<BR>
<BR>
The workaround is to copy the company name into the Last Name field for nam=
eless contacts. Same with email address, if that's all there is, etc.<BR>
<BR>
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Paul Berkowitz<BR>
MVP MacOffice<BR>
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http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/=
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http://macscripter.net/scriptbuilders/></a> <BR>
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