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Syncing Contacts adds "+" to the front of some pho
Verfasst: Sa 14. Jul 2007, 00:39
von caseymac
When syncing with Outlook 2003 Contacts with my W810i cell, MyPhoneExplorer adds "+" in front of some phone numbers.
For example in Outlook a phone number may be defined as (503) 123-3456. After using MyPhoneExplorer to sync with my cell, the phone number ends up being stored as +5031233456. The problem is, the cell doesn't like dialing numbers with the "+" in front. Funny thing, it only happens to numbers with a particular set of area codes.
Anyone see this?
Verfasst: Sa 14. Jul 2007, 06:04
von FJ
MyPhoneExplorer looks for countrycodes and try to "fix" the +-sign. +503 is also a country code. If you doesnt put the 503 into brackets then it will work.
Verfasst: Mo 16. Jul 2007, 17:29
von caseymac
ahhh ha .. interresting, thanx for the info. However, Outlook 2003 forces area codes into brackets. I've been unable to figure a way to change phone numbers into a xxx-xxx-xxxx format.
Verfasst: Di 24. Jul 2007, 00:02
von caseymac
Does anyone know how to change the phone number format in Outlook 2003 from (xxx) xxx-xxxx to a xxx-xxx-xxxx format? Outlook keeps forcing the parens (aka brackets) onto the area codes. thanx.
Verfasst: Di 24. Jul 2007, 06:25
von FJ
Sorry - i don't know it. in my Outlook i can save numbers without any bracket. The Problem is that some users save their numbers like this "(49) 012345 6789012345" - the xountrycode in brackets. So this filter is needed and i cannot remove it.
Verfasst: Do 9. Aug 2007, 16:08
von MargaL
I have most of my numbers saved simply as 19171234567.
When i want to place call from Explorer it dials +119171234567... and of course the call can not be completed.
Any way to fix it?
Thanks
Verfasst: Sa 11. Aug 2007, 14:48
von FJ
MyPhoneExplorer doesn't add the languagecode before dialing. Do you see the "+1" also on the phone ? Where do you come from ?
Verfasst: Sa 11. Aug 2007, 14:50
von MargaL
I'm from NY (most F***ed up place to live in... my opinion)
Verfasst: Sa 11. Aug 2007, 15:01
von FJ
Do you see the "+1" also on the phone ?
Verfasst: Sa 11. Aug 2007, 15:04
von MargaL
Yep... when i have number saved in my phone book as: 19171234567, myphoneexplorer will dial +119171234567. In NY it's ok to dial either 19171234567 or 9171234567. But +119171234567won't get you anywhere... So this is where my questions gets to the point: is there a way to make myphoneexplorer not add absolutely anything before number?
Verfasst: Sa 11. Aug 2007, 15:12
von FJ
MyPhoneExplorer doesn't add the languagecode before dialing.
Do you read my posts before you answer ? The phone adds the languagecode itself i think. Another way which could help: Raise MyPhoneExplorer to dial the number via keypad.
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