From: Steve Tedder (teasip_at_cox.net)
Date: Fri Feb 14 2003 - 15:18:04 PST
Thanks, but that didn't do it. My country info (USA) already had the
right calling prefixes shown. As a test I changed them both to (none).
The Newton changes them back to the right values pretty quickly! (011
for international and 1 for internal dialing)
As I said I think the Newton thinks I'm making an international call
all the time. My worksite is in the USA correctly. Anyone else have any
ideas?
On Thursday, February 13, 2003, at 07:52 AM, Hilal Malawi wrote:
>> I made several FAX calls over a few weeks to an employee in France.
>> Now
>> my 120 (upgraded to OS 2.0) thinks I am making an international call
>> every time I try to make a call with it. By this I mean that it
>> inserts
>> 011, the international direct dialing code, into every calling slip.
>>
>> I didn't change my dialing prefix to 011 or anything like that, I just
>> inserted it manually when I needed it. I can't find what might have
>> changed to cause this to happen. I have tried making a backup,
>> clearing
>> the Newton's memory, and restoring, with no effect. It isn't putting
>> in
>> the country code for France, just the international code. I have very
>> little non-standard software installed on this 120. Anyone have any
>> ideas?
>
> In the Time Zones application, select your location (city) on the map
> so it
> appears at the bottom of the window, then tap 'Show' and then 'Country
> Info'. Enter the right prefixes. Now select your location again, this
> time
> from the pop-up list at the top of the window.
>
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