on 09/02/02 00:36, Chris Chapman at pan1k_at_earthlink.net wrote:
> I ran into a wall this evening when someone called me, they are in a
> different area code than I, when I use the intelligent assistant, it pulls
> up the person fine, but the number doesn't have the 1(areacode), and treats
> it like a local number, when it's not. I changed the area code for my city,
> and the newt still thinks I'm in the old area code. Is there any way to tell
> the newt that the area code for my city has changed? I've looked in the faq
> and online...nothing! :(.
Did you check your current worksite? That's how I did resolve those 7
numbers digits that are not long distance. By creating 2 or 3 worksites, you
can force the Newton to dial whatever number you need. You just have to
switch the active worksite when you're ready to dial.
-Laurent.
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