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Post personal information such as your email address, phone number, product key, password, credit card number, or anything else that could compromise your privacy.Post personal information such as your email address, phone number, product key, password, credit card number, or anything else that could compromise your privacy.Post personal information such as your email address, phone number, product key, password, credit card number, or anything else that could compromise your privacy.Post personal information such as your email address, phone number, product key, password, credit card number,

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This is a public community. To protect your privacy, do not post any personal information such as your email address, phone number, product key, password, or credit card number.Contact Us - Microsoft Support if you need help.

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Highlight the missed phone call number and opened email address out of multiple numbers or addresses!

Hi HansiLiu,

First, when sending an email to a contact and you start typing their name, Windows Phone should list out all the emails for that contact, in the order they are listed in the Contact Card. So the first email address would be the one you set first. If you
want them in a different order, re-enter them in the Contact Card.

Second, you are correct as I opened a Sent email and could not determine which email address I used. However, I always select the first email address in the list, knowing that I've already sorted the order of my contacts' email address (personal, work,
other, ...). The best solution is to add this suggestion to be able to detect which specific email was used to the official

Windows Phone Feature Suggestions box.

Third, when you look at your phone history, it should read something like this:

Contact Name
Missed call, Wed 11:31p, Mobile

(999) 999-9999
Missed call, Wed 11:31p




In the 1st example above, Mobile is the number they called from, according to my contact information for that person. In the 2nd example, someone called me that was not on my contact list.

I hope this helps!

David