Rather than thinking of phones as home and cell, I suggest that the
solutioon to Cheryle's issue is that she assign the phone number that she
uses to contact a person at in her personal life as the "Primary" number.
Outlook provides a phone type of Primary. Cheryle could assign a person's
cell or house phone to Primary and have that displayed by default. Then any
person, not just her Mom, would show up in Outlook in a convenient way.

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
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Outlook provides no way to do that.

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"Cheryle" wrote in message
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I am trying to change the button descriptions on a contact.