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<blockquote data-quote="chscag" data-source="post: 1648450" data-attributes="member: 46727">The entry above that you gave as an example will include (after merging with sync):First/Last Name: John OliverCompany: Harley Repair Shop in DrascoHome: (501) 729-1234Mobile (501) 834-9876email Work: <a href="mailto:joliver@loa.com">joliver@loa.com</a>Note: John is one of the best Harley mechanics. His wife's name is Patty.You can change the order of the above info around a bit but generally it will be in the order of how the contacts list is setup on your Mac.&nbsp; What appears on your iPhone 6 will more or less mirror what's on the Mac.&nbsp; Which is why it's easier to make all the entries on the Mac (larger screen, better keyboard).Also, some of the categories can be moved around depending on how you want them to appear.&nbsp; For example - you may want a work phone number to be first.&nbsp; Or you may have a contact who only owns a mobile phone, no home phone.&nbsp; Or someone who has two email addresses.I think once you play around with your contacts app on the Mac and get it the way you want, you'll be able to use the combined list for your phone contacts in addition to mail. I personally like to make notes after all my contacts; little reminders, even some door combos that I need to remember.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chscag, post: 1648450, member: 46727"] The entry above that you gave as an example will include (after merging with sync): First/Last Name: John Oliver Company: Harley Repair Shop in Drasco Home: (501) 729-1234 Mobile (501) 834-9876 email Work: [email]joliver@loa.com[/email] Note: John is one of the best Harley mechanics. His wife's name is Patty. You can change the order of the above info around a bit but generally it will be in the order of how the contacts list is setup on your Mac. What appears on your iPhone 6 will more or less mirror what's on the Mac. Which is why it's easier to make all the entries on the Mac (larger screen, better keyboard). Also, some of the categories can be moved around depending on how you want them to appear. For example - you may want a work phone number to be first. Or you may have a contact who only owns a mobile phone, no home phone. Or someone who has two email addresses. I think once you play around with your contacts app on the Mac and get it the way you want, you'll be able to use the combined list for your phone contacts in addition to mail. I personally like to make notes after all my contacts; little reminders, even some door combos that I need to remember. [/QUOTE]

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