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Is it possible to change the preference from "Last Name, First Name" to "First Name, Last Name" in the Address Book?

I would like to know this also. I've just been entering names in the opposite fields.

(I got tired of searching for my buddies - when they got married, their last names changed, forcing me to do searches.)

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-Petro
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[This message has been edited by Petro (edited 07-17-2000).]

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Originally posted by Petro:
In the Address List screen, write (shortcut)R
It'll bring up the preferences screen. You can change it there.

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Try Address+ by Paul Taylor. It is an addressbook replacement that allows for 4 different sorts; Last,First/Company,Last/First,Last/and Company,First. In addition you can also manipulate groups of records in ways not possible with the built-in addressbook. It is available at palmgear for $8. Of course you can install the fully functional trial first. It gets great reviews from the PalmGuru as well as other sites. I have used it for about 6 months an love it.

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-Petro
Go to The Hunger Site and help eliminate hunger!
All you have to do is click one button! No catch, no personal information requested!!
Please go once a day! Every day!

[This message has been edited by Petro (edited 07-17-2000).]

I use Datebook+ and don't see where it allows a First Name, Last Name sort. My only options are the ones mentioned above by Danchez.

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Ummm... I guess Datebook+ has nothing to do with sorting addresses, does it???



[This message has been edited by MarkEagle (edited 07-18-2000).]