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Searching the Phone Book
Information stored in your Phone Book is sorted either alphabetically (the
first character of the memory location) or numerically by memory location
number. So, one way to search your Phone Book is to simply scroll using
the Jog Dial. No matter how your Phone Book is sorted, you can find
information quickly by searching alphabetically, by memory location or
phone number. Once a Phone Book entry is displayed, you can call it by
or Jog Dial twice.
pressing
SEND
Searching your Phone Book alphabetically
Quick alphabetic Phone Book recall
If your Phone Book is sorted alphabetically, you can search using the
phone's keypad. For example, when viewing your Phone Book, press [2]
and entries that begin with "A" are displayed. Press [7] four times to
display entries that begin with "S". If no entries that begin with that
letter, it looks for the next letter on the key. If there aren't any entries for
any of the letters on the key, it searches for the first letter of the next key.
Once the phone displays an entry, you can use Jog Dial to scroll up or
down from there.
Alphabetic search
You can search alphabetically using as little as 1 character or as many as
12 characters. Search from standby mode or from the Directory menu.
From standby mode
1 Turn Jog Dial once to
select Saved #s.
2 Push Jog Dial to select
Find Name.
A message prompts you for a
search string.
3 Enter the first character of the name you want to find (two
or more consecutive characters is best), then push Jog Dial.
• If you entered only one character, all Phone Book entries that
begin with that character are displayed alphabetically.
• If you entered two or more characters, all Phone Book entries
that contain those consecutive characters are displayed starting
from the lowest memory location number.
4 Scroll to view the list of matched character(s).
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From the Directory menu
1 Scroll and select Directory
from the Features menu.
2 Scroll and select Find
Name.
A message prompts you for a
search string.
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