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January 14th 08, 03:01 PM
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Globally changing tel nos to +44 (cananonical format)
I am on a network and have no modem. My telephones have just been connected
to Outlook to dial out, but without putting +44 in front of the numbers, I cannot dial out, because my system also needs a 9 in front of the numbers. How do I globally change all my telephone numbers in Outlook (I have around 7000) at once to either having +44 in front of them, or 9 in front of them? The option to put +44 in front of them all at once under 'new call' is greyed out becuase I have no modem. Thanks 
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January 14th 08, 05:38 PM
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Globally changing tel nos to +44 (cananonical format)
Sooz wrote:
I am on a network and have no modem. My telephones have just been connected to Outlook to dial out, but without putting +44 in front of the numbers, I cannot dial out, because my system also needs a 9 in front of the numbers. How do I globally change all my telephone numbers in Outlook (I have around 7000) at once to either having +44 in front of them, or 9 in front of them? The option to put +44 in front of them all at once under 'new call' is greyed out becuase I have no modem. You don't need a modem, but you do have to set the Windows dialing properties correctly in order for Outlook to format the numbers in conanical format. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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