on 9/9/01 11:54 AM, Alexandre Enkerli at aenkerli_at_indiana.edu wrote:
>
>> Date: Sat, 08 Sep 2001 19:20:32 -0400
>> Subject: Re: [NTLK] 10 digits
>> From: Peter Cameron <pdwc_at_sympatico.ca>
>>
>> and codes for other places I go by having worksites set up for each one
>> (some involve 10-digit dialing, others seven-digit and others are cell
>> connections). Simply choose the correct worksite for where you're at and it
>> all works like a charm.
> Hm...How exactly do you do it?
> If you're, say, in the 450 zone and want to dial in the 514 zone and have
> worksites with both area codes. The 450 worksite dial "1-514" for the 514
> zone but you don't want the prefix. Is there something obvious you're
> doing that solves this?
> Thanks!
> Alex
I have at present eight worksites (not including owner info) and seven
internet setups. Each internet setup has the access number included.
These, in various combinations, cover using cell, landline and DSL from
places I'm likely to be in the Greater Toronto Area and southwestern
Ontario.
All I have to do when the routing slip comes up is choose the worksite
and the appropriate internet setup (four taps at most).
It took a while to set up ... but it has worked well.
Peter
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