Today in iPhone, item number 63, November 30th, 2008.

Two iPhones, one computer.

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Hey, Rob, this is David in Houston, Texas.

I'm about the caller that wanted to synchronize two phones to one computer with different

address books.

The way I did it is I set up contact list on the side that's on the side of your outlook.

And when you plug your phone in, it asks to synchronize in the contact section. It'll

ask where to synchronize, add new contacts to what list. And if this is the first time they're

doing it, then they just create a list and then select the name of that list. So if it's your wife,

Susie, you make a Susie's contacts list and then you connect the iPhone to the computer for the first time and it'll say put contacts in which list and then you drop down the menu and you click connect to Susie's list contact list and it will put all of them on that and then from that point on you just synchronize your phone to that list you you will have all of the contacts of all of the

phone in your main address book, but you can determine which numbers are synchronized to each

phone by synchronizing them just to their own set of contact lists. So my daughter's phone

is full of her friends' phone numbers, but I don't want on my phone. So my daughter has

her own list that all of her friends are listed on. But she synchronizes to to list,

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