SEARCHING FOR INFORMATION
To find a contact
1. Open the Contacts application.
2. Click View > Search This View and then click More.
3. Select a Contacts list or directory from the Directory field.
4. Select List by name in the View by field.
5. Enter a name in the Find names starting with field, or use the scroll bar to scroll through the directory.
6. Select the name in the list by clicking it.
8. (Optional) Add the person to your list of contacts.
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To find Internet e-mail addresses or other data in Internet directories
If your organization gives you access to the Internet through Notes, you can search Internet directories for e-mail addresses of people whose names you know. By default, Notes includes accounts for two Internet directories: BigFoot and Verisign. If the Internet directory you use includes more information, you may also be able to determine a person's company, city, phone number, and so on.
Internet directories may also include other data, such as group names, printer names, or even applications. You can perform conditional searches on directories.
When the search completes, matches to your search, if any, are returned listed in a dialog box. For example, if you search for Pat Wilkins, depending how many exist in the directory, you may receive multiple entries that include full names or perhaps consist of just an e-mail address, like this:
Pat Wilkins (wilkins@company1.com)
Patricia M Wilkins (p_wilkins@company2.com)
Patty Wilkinson (patty@company3.com)
pat_wilkins@company4.com
To use an Internet directory that's not provided in your Contacts list by default (several are), you must create an account for the directory.
3. Select an Internet (LDAP) directory from the Directory list.
4. Enter a person's name in the Find names starting with field.
5. (Optional) Refine your search by clicking Detailed Search and adding search conditions. For example, if you want to search for Ivan, select First Name in the first Search for field and Is in the second field. Enter "Ivan" in the third field.
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