M
MarvInBoise
I need to remove the automatic insertion of the 1+ in front of business fax
numbers for contacts; how do I do this? Thanks!
numbers for contacts; how do I do this? Thanks!
R
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
By setting your Outlook dialing options to stop automatically the country
code to your numbers. Doing so is not recommended, however. Fax numbers
_should_ be in canonical format.
code to your numbers. Doing so is not recommended, however. Fax numbers
_should_ be in canonical format.
M
MarvInBoise
No, this is through a RightFax server via Outlook and we only want a local
4-digit number for faxing, no 1+, no area code, no prefix! Thanks!
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Marv Lusk
4-digit number for faxing, no 1+, no area code, no prefix! Thanks!
--
Marv Lusk
Russ Valentine said:
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
I see. Outlook's dialing options are deeply buried and hard to find. Access
them through any Contacts Folder by selecting a Contact > Actions > Call
Contact > New Call... > Dialing Options...
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
them through any Contacts Folder by selecting a Contact > Actions > Call
Contact > New Call... > Dialing Options...
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
MarvInBoise said:
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MarvInBoise
Well maybe I'm dense today, Russ, but that seems to get me to the same
dialing options I see in control panel and phone and modem settings, and I do
not see a way to tell it to not put a 1+ in a phone number, no matter what
country/location I choose!
Thanks!
--
Marv Lusk
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dialing options I see in control panel and phone and modem settings, and I do
not see a way to tell it to not put a 1+ in a phone number, no matter what
country/location I choose!
Thanks!--
Marv Lusk
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Russ Valentine said:
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Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
Since we don't even know your operating system, your questions are difficult
to answer. The path I posted does nothing of the kind in either Win XP or
Vista. Convince me that your situation is an exception.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
to answer. The path I posted does nothing of the kind in either Win XP or
Vista. Convince me that your situation is an exception.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
MarvInBoise said:Well maybe I'm dense today, Russ, but that seems to get me to the same
dialing options I see in control panel and phone and modem settings, and I
do
not see a way to tell it to not put a 1+ in a phone number, no matter what
country/location I choose!
--
Marv Lusk
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Russ Valentine said:
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MarvInBoise
Alright, a challenge! And also a "DOH" since I now see the Dialing
Options selection, and I see where it says to automatically add country code
to local numbers, albeit not checked; however, I sure don't know what to put
in here to not have it put a 1+ on all my numbers.
PS: We are on XP/SP2 operating system.
And THANKS for your help!
--
Marv Lusk
And also a "DOH" since I now see the DialingOptions selection, and I see where it says to automatically add country code
to local numbers, albeit not checked; however, I sure don't know what to put
in here to not have it put a 1+ on all my numbers.
PS: We are on XP/SP2 operating system.
And THANKS for your help!
--
Marv Lusk
Russ Valentine said:Since we don't even know your operating system, your questions are difficult
to answer. The path I posted does nothing of the kind in either Win XP or
Vista. Convince me that your situation is an exception.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
MarvInBoise said:Well maybe I'm dense today, Russ, but that seems to get me to the same
dialing options I see in control panel and phone and modem settings, and I
do
not see a way to tell it to not put a 1+ in a phone number, no matter what
country/location I choose!
--
Marv Lusk
=======================
Russ Valentine said:
R
Russ Valentine [MVP-Outlook]
If you leave the box unchecked, Outlook will not add the country code
automatically as long as your dialing location and Regional Settings are set
correctly for your operating system.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
automatically as long as your dialing location and Regional Settings are set
correctly for your operating system.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
MarvInBoise said:Alright, a challenge!
Options selection, and I see where it says to automatically add country
code
to local numbers, albeit not checked; however, I sure don't know what to
put
in here to not have it put a 1+ on all my numbers.
PS: We are on XP/SP2 operating system.
And THANKS for your help!
--
Marv Lusk
Russ Valentine said:Since we don't even know your operating system, your questions are
difficult
to answer. The path I posted does nothing of the kind in either Win XP or
Vista. Convince me that your situation is an exception.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
MarvInBoise said:Well maybe I'm dense today, Russ, but that seems to get me to the same
dialing options I see in control panel and phone and modem settings,
and I
do
not see a way to tell it to not put a 1+ in a phone number, no matter
what
country/location I choose!
--
Marv Lusk
=======================
:
I see. Outlook's dialing options are deeply buried and hard to find.
Access
them through any Contacts Folder by selecting a Contact > Actions >
Call
Contact > New Call... > Dialing Options...
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
No, this is through a RightFax server via Outlook and we only want a
local
4-digit number for faxing, no 1+, no area code, no prefix! Thanks!
--
Marv Lusk
:
By setting your Outlook dialing options to stop automatically the
country
code to your numbers. Doing so is not recommended, however. Fax
numbers
_should_ be in canonical format.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
message
I need to remove the automatic insertion of the 1+ in front of
business
fax
numbers for contacts; how do I do this? Thanks!