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if your <strong>com</strong>puter’s address book has a groups feature, which lets you add names<br />

to subsets like Book Club or Fantasy League guys, you’ll find that they’ve been<br />

synced over to the <strong>iPhone</strong>. (Mac oS X’s address Book program has groups, for<br />

example.) in that case, you have to tap the group name you want (or all Contacts)<br />

before you see the ± button.<br />

➋ Tap the First Last box. The onscreen keyboard opens automatically,<br />

ready for typing.<br />

ordinarily, the Contacts list sorts names alphabetically, either by first name or last<br />

name (page 255). There’s no way to sort it by <strong>com</strong>pany name...or is there?<br />

Yes, there is. When you’re creating a contact, tap the First Last box—but enter<br />

only a <strong>com</strong>pany name. Then save the entry. if you bother to go all the way back to<br />

Contacts, you’ll see that the entry is now alphabetized by the <strong>com</strong>pany name.<br />

You can now reopen it for editing and add the person’s name and other<br />

information. The entry will remain in the list, identified (and sorted) by <strong>com</strong>pany<br />

name.<br />

Chapter 2

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