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September 1st, 2006, 03:40 PM
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How do I get OUtlook to stop inserting a "1" in the dial string?
How do I get OUtlook to stop inserting a "1" in the dial string? I need to
dial long distance as "8 303 555 1212" but Outlook insists on dialing "8 1 303 555 1212". 
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September 5th, 2006, 02:57 PM
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How do I get OUtlook to stop inserting a "1" in the dial string?
Jlashnits wrote:
How do I get OUtlook to stop inserting a "1" in the dial string? I need to dial long distance as "8 303 555 1212" but Outlook insists on dialing "8 1 303 555 1212". Adjust your Windows dialing properties. -- Brian Tillman
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September 5th, 2006, 03:23 PM
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How do I get OUtlook to stop inserting a "1" in the dial strin
Not much help, Brian. I'm running XP Pro, I've been in PHONE and MODEM
OPTIONS a dozen or so times. The only place where the "1" is specifiied is if special Area Code rules are set (none are on my machine). I have "9" set for local calls, "8" for long distance - yet Outlook always wants to dial "8 1" for a LD call. John "Brian Tillman" wrote: Jlashnits wrote: How do I get OUtlook to stop inserting a "1" in the dial string? I need to dial long distance as "8 303 555 1212" but Outlook insists on dialing "8 1 303 555 1212". Adjust your Windows dialing properties. -- Brian Tillman
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