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Outlook international numbers
Verfasst: Di 17. Apr 2007, 18:32
von axios
Importing contacts from Outlook sometimes produces numbers beginning with a plus sign (+), I can't seem to figure out why. Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Verfasst: Mi 18. Apr 2007, 06:18
von FJ
MyPhoneExplorer has all worldwide countrycodes inside saved. If you save a number this way: (407) 12345678 then it seems for MyPhoneExplorer that the 407 is an international countrycode, so just leave the brackets or add the correct countrycode in front of the number.
Thanks!
Verfasst: Mi 18. Apr 2007, 14:47
von axios
That makes a lot of sense, and also explains why some numbers received the + and others did not. I edited my phonebook.dat file to automate the entry of all the country codes, and then re-synced with Outlook. Now there are no more annoying + signs (which cause call failures)!
I would suggest a preference as an enhancement that would control international number interpretation. The ability to turn this off would help me interface directly with the entries in my companies global address list (GAL). Right now, I have to keep off-line contacts so I won't be able to take advantage of automatically updated contact information through the GAL. Hopefully this is an enhancement with a low level of effort.
Thank you for this [already] wonderful software!!
Re: Thanks!
Verfasst: Do 3. Mai 2007, 16:25
von Gast
axios hat geschrieben:I edited my phonebook.dat file to automate the entry of all the country codes, and then re-synced with Outlook. Now there are no more annoying + signs (which cause call failures)!
Where is the "phonebook.dat" file you edited? I need to do the samething.
Verfasst: Do 3. Mai 2007, 17:13
von FJ
Its in the database-folder. You can see the path to the database-folder in Menu-Files-Options-Advandged 2
Verfasst: Do 3. Mai 2007, 18:11
von Kenton
FJ hat geschrieben:Its in the database-folder. You can see the path to the database-folder in Menu-Files-Options-Advandged 2
Found it! Thanks!
Now how do I "automate the entry of all country codes"?