on 9/9/01 5:53 PM, Alex Enkerli at aenkerli_at_indiana.edu wrote:
>
>> Date: Sun, 09 Sep 2001 14:34:53 -0400
>> Subject: Re: [NTLK] 10 digits
>> From: Peter Cameron <pdwc_at_sympatico.ca>
>> 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.
>
> OIC!
> Basically, we weren't talking about the same problem. The 10-digit
> problem in Calls is that the dialer adds the prefix with the area
> code. Yes, sure, it's easy to go to assist and erase the prefix and
> it's a lot easier to actually dial the 10 digits...
>
I was suggesting you try the worksite solution for calls. Set up
worksites for the two area codes (111 and 222 for example). Make the dialing
prefix for each one the area code. When dialing a 111 area code number use
the 111 worksite and all should be well.
Things are complicated where I am as some numbers in one of the area
codes are long distance and others are not.
Peter
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